Hi there,
It’s been an amazing experience so far. I’m staying with the
girls at Mama Mwanika’s house. She’s lovely. She made us some French fries last
night and we played soccer with Martin and Ivan. Even the baby played a little
:) I’m taking tons of photos and videos, so don’t worry you’ll get to see our
lives here soon. Mornings are so peaceful at the village. Every day starts with
a cool breeze which turns in to a hot summer day around lunch time. Since the
rainy season has started, we get rain almost every afternoon. There is no
electricity at the village therefore the nights are amazing here. I watched the
stars last night with Becca and Vanya. They were so bright and spanned the
entire night sky.
The city, Kampala, on the other hand is crazy. The
population is very young. I think “Boda Bodas”, the taxi-motorbikes, fit really
well to the city’s fast pace lifestyle.
I’m at the clinic, writing this now. We come here often to
charge our phones and our computer. Everyone is so friendly and helpful.
Today we finished the first layer plastering of the
remaining three tanks and fixed the gutters at Nampija’s. Kevin and Becca went
to Masaka, the nearby town, to buy groceries and to buy construction materials.
Tomorrow is going to be a big day. We’ll start early to finish the second layer
of plastering on all the tanks and get prepared for our exciting safari trip on
Monday :)
Bye for now!
Glad to hear you're settling in well Nalan! The night is spectacular there-you can see the milky way. We got lucky last summer with a lunar eclipse as well. Have fun on the safari!
ReplyDeleteNalan:
ReplyDeleteNice to hear you cleared the Visa issues. What was the final gutter solution for Nampija's - PVC? That is a challenging roof!
Can you post a pic or two of the tank plastering?
John