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Nathaniel Maekawa

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Month: June 2018

Camel, Camel, Goat

June 30, 2018March 8, 20191 Comment

Underestimation of vintage microwave wattage had been my doom. A peaceful cup of afternoon relaxation had been nuked into a scramble for paper towels. While my host dad hustled outside to find anything absorbent, I tore off some toilet paper from a nearby roll, and began my redemptive journey of blotching and scrubbing. At the … Continue reading Camel, Camel, Goat

One of the Family

June 13, 2018February 15, 20196 Comments

Iderjavkhlan is five years old. His hazelnut hair spikes up, and remains still as he bounds across the yard. Sometimes, he carries a volleyball whose plastic skin has just started to peel. Other times, he smiles wide and points his index finger at the empty space in his gums - a cheerful homage to the … Continue reading One of the Family

Eternal Blue Sky

June 3, 2018February 15, 20191 Comment

Hi there! My name is Nathaniel, and I am a Peace Corps Volunteer serving in Mongolia. Over the next couple of years, I hope to capture my story, and the stories of what is happening around me, through blog posts and photos. Hopefully this site can function as a lens for family, friends, and anyone … Continue reading Eternal Blue Sky

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