For Our Kiva Calendar That Isn't

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[TheTatiana]

A really good choice.  I love that the cow is making eye contact with the camera.

[Jill]

A great and potentially Kiva Calendar-sized picture of Peruvian potato farmer, Felix.  I see that a bunch of KivaFriends had spotted him and his earnest-looking self, even before I did.
http://www.kiva.org/app.php?page=businesses&action=about&id=101889&_tpos=3&_tpg=1

[Gryzio]

I try to scroll this thread along and add my favorite picture! I guess it not been posted anywhere? 
Though it not have cows, chickens, pigs or pitch forks, it does have a cute little Hershey Kiss. I make 5 x 7 pics of my loans for my loan album and this has been my favorite of all so far. It also makes a nice 8 x 10 as you see below. When my friends were asking about this loan? I was telling the story of the loan and when they say how cute Afua is ...... I just said off the top of my head; "Yea, she my little hershey kiss". Now everyone ask me how is Hershey and her mother doing? 

http://www.kiva.org/app.php?page=businesses&action=about&id=100844
 

[Jill]

I still miss the old days when the only thing preventing us from nominating an especially wonderful entrepreneur pic for an upcoming Kiva calendar was something comprehensible,  like size restrictions…..

http://www.kiva.org/lend/174971

Aleksan Antonyan—Spare Parts – Armenia

http://www.kiva.org/lend/115090

 P h-° m   T h-À   L i Í n – Services – Viet Nam

http://www.kiva.org/lend/171155

Elvis (!) – Agriculture -- Peru

[Jill]

Some of you will remember the old days, when we used to be able to mine our portfolios, peruse the Kiva offerings and try to come up with the best entrepreneur photos we could find in all of KivaLand to showcase in the Kiva calendar.  Anyway, this one would have gotten one of my votes…..

http://www.kiva.org/lend/273905

Hmayak Tovmasyan- to buy fodder for his farm animals - Armenia

[AccountAbility]

I don't know how the 2012 Calendar project is progressing, but here is one photo that is one of the highest resolutions I have seen (in the original) on Kiva and portrays a poignant reminder that mortality is fragile in many parts of the world as this furniture maker deals with its realities.
(attached is the smaller version on the web)

Dan

Jean Edmond of the Congo is found here:
http://www.kiva.org/lend/333369