5. The setting Sun in Congo

7. The greens of the mountains of Kimbau and Kingungi.

9. To see the people left on the streets for weeks

11. The pounding the mothers do as they pound the flour

13. Of the tam tam on feasts and celebrations.

15. Of the force of the water of the fall of Mbimbi

17. The African woman, force of life

19. The hands of the children in mine

21. Of the smoke on the clothes of the children

23. The joyful valley

25. The hospital of Kimbau

27. The sad face of a mother by the side of her child in the hospital of Kimbau. The photo did not come, But the image has been engraved.

29. New life

31. Of books in the class room

33. The strength of an African woman.

35. The smiles of the children

37. Children earning their daily bread

39. Sunset in Kimbau

41. The African call during a song or on receiving some good news

43. Of playing with the children

45. That all of us had the same innocence, joy and human qualities

47. The richness of the nature of the Country

49. Of my family when I had malaria

51. The bamboo

53. The crowds of people on the roads

55. The fufu

57. Radio communication

59. The solidarity among the African people

61. The nenufar

63. To use resources

65. The children greeting us as we passed by

67. The roads in the interior

69. The hours of walking daily from home to work.

71. Peanuts

73. Las escuelas

75. Workers not receiving salary for years

77. Any African can dance

79. Any office on the street

81. When they call me « white » I remembered the first Africans in Europe

83. The work of the sisters

85. To return to Congo and see that some things have changed

87. Of returning to Congo and seeing that something have NOT changed

89. Matondo (thank you)

91. To all the sisters for their warm welcome and care…

92. … and to all the African people who taught me to live life with joy and hope.

93. Thank you. August 2008 Santi