It sounded like a big freight train. I thought it was a tornado, and then I felt a little shaking. And it just kept getting worse. And it shook and the house started shaking pretty bad. And then it started rattling some of the glass and making more noise. And it lasted, I don't know, about five or ten seconds.

It's been really crazy, ... I know things are tough but people are really excited about having a house.

Driving in it was kind of a drag because all the lights were out getting here, but other than that, it's beautiful. My girls will go home and play with our dog and I'll go home and grade papers. I'll make good use of the time.

Most of it (housing) isn't listed, ... It's people in the community. It's really more who you know.

John cooks, that is the arrangement, ... John's a wonderful cook.

We're in the process of going through the eye right now, so we've got a lot of rough times ahead.

I didn't want anyone to think that they didn't have a job because they didn't have a place to live, ... I wanted our teachers to know that they had a job to come back to.

When you state that you have met with us and answered our questions, that's really not the case.

Then I close my eyes, and I imagine a world where I sabi and you sabi that we are okay, as we are.

There is a duality to South Africa, as in all of life itself, that is evident, and as stark as the inequality among its citizens