A Basotho "herdboy" or molisana. Cattle are still valued highly in the rural areas and are often used to pay dowries for marriages. A young man must pay the father of the pride.
posted by Jeff McDonald at 10:36 PM
Monday, January 16, 2006
A Basotho "herdboy" or molisana. Cattle are still valued highly in the rural areas and are often used to pay dowries for marriages. A young man must pay the father of the pride.
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- Name: Jeff McDonald
- Location: Daegu, South Korea
I am a successful blockchain entrepreneur. I formerly was an English professor in Asia. In the past I have studied Religious Studies at the University of Kansas, Psychology at Oklahoma State University and Religious Studies at Tulsa Community College. I attented high school in Tulsa, Oklahoma but have also lived in the cities of Lawton, Oklahoma and Jay, Oklahoma. Additionally, I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in the small but beautiful country of Lesotho in 2002-2004.
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