I composed this during our staging in Philadelphia, PA, on July 5:
To the tune of 50 Cent's Candy Shop --
I'll take you to The Gambia
Won't let you get malaria
Here comes the cotton swab
Wait till you get your shots
Woo!
I'll take you to The Gambia
No, not Zambia
You'll eat from a communal pot
Hope it's not too hot
Woo!
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2 comments:
I hear you on the shots and malaria prevention...off to Kenya and Uganda for two weeks for PNG. Glad to see you're blogging the peace corps experience.
-Leila
The Gambia remix! Sounds like a hit!
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