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| SAY IT AIN'T SO, JO: JOANNA WARD VOTED OUT | ||
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March 6, 2003 On night 12, after an emotional Tribal Council, JoAnna Ward, the 31-year-old guidance counselor from Orangeburg, South Carolina, was voted out of the Jaburu tribe with four votes against her. JoAnna, one of the harder-working members of the Jaburu tribe, felt the wrath of a newly formed alliance as she found her torch extinguished at Tribal Council. As she left her tribe, JoAnna looked back on her time spent in the Amazon and reasoned, "I am very strong, and a lot of people found that intimidating, especially Deena. I hope that the girls will be able to live without me catching the fish." ( JoAnna's Final Words )
DIVISION OF LABOR  "Every morning I am woken up by two women shooting me dirty looks, trying to make everyone feel bad, as if they aren't doing enough to help around camp, and it's driving the tribe, especially me, up the wall," complained Shawna Mitchell, the 23-year-old retail salesperson from Redwood City, California, as JoAnna and Jeanne continued to organize the camp. Heidi Strobel, the 24-year-old gym teacher from Buffalo, Missouri, shared Shawna's attitude towards working. She welcomed the fact that Jeanne and JoAnna were doing much of the labor around camp. "I just may sit around and even take a nap today," Heidi mused.
GONE FISHING  Having spent the past ten days living on small rations of manioc flour and an occasional nut, the men of Tambaqui headed out on the boat to fish. "We are not maximizing our main food source, which is this body of water that we are next to," explained a depleted Dave Johnson, the 24-year-old rocket scientist from Pasadena, California. Soon after, the men returned to camp unsuccessful and concluded that they needed new bait: worms.
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