The only really image we have is what they show us on TV and movies. People literally think of The Lion King or children dying of hunger when someone says Africa. Africa is a continent, not a country, town or city. But it makes perfect since because I had that perception.
It doesn't help that everyone I know that has gone on a mission trip to different countries in Africa don't try to show any of the positive aspects of the area. It's all a glorified "look at how good I am for helping these people" in these pictures on Facebook. Kinda unchrist-like tbh. The irony.
The fact that you automatically assumed he see lions because he lives in Africa
I wonder if this is the general perception of Africa.
I lived in Panama for years during part of childhood and it was common for us to see massive snakes,
massive spiders, and sometimes even some felines. Jungle was virtually our back yard.
I bet you didn't think I was Blacker than you, after all, Cap10. The "Gone Girl" twist.
I forgot which part my cousin went to. She and her husband went for their honeymoon (of all places, I thought they would have went somewhere more romantic, but whatever). I just remember the pictures and all the souvenirs they brought back.
Living in Africa, I go to school (university), I go to clubs with my friends in the weekend, play soccer at times, listen to music and go to the movies now and then, among other things.
Living in Africa, I go to school (university), I go to clubs with my friends in the weekend, play soccer at times, listen to music and go to the movies now and then, among other things.
She said she went to this club that played a bunch of American music. Let me text her to see what part she went to.
But it makes perfect since because I had that perception. 
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