I didn't have time to make a trip to the Saara market last week, but I lucked out and found a vendor near my house selling Obama masks, the hottest mask at this year's Carnival. I had to have one, even though I was a little disappointed with the poor quality. Eli was nice enough to model it for me.
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February 24, 2009
Obama in Brazil Part VI
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