I grew up in Africa. We weren't as scared of Ebola, as we were, of good old Malaria.
It's also the gift that keeps on giving. Once you get it, it does a reunion tour, every now and then, for the rest of your life.
At the dinner table, we (expats) used to have a bowl of quinine tablets, set out like a condiment.
I really hope this works out, because, thanks to climate change, the lower 48 may get a chance to find something in common with our neighbors to the south.
It's also the gift that keeps on giving. Once you get it, it does a reunion tour, every now and then, for the rest of your life.
At the dinner table, we (expats) used to have a bowl of quinine tablets, set out like a condiment.
I really hope this works out, because, thanks to climate change, the lower 48 may get a chance to find something in common with our neighbors to the south.