Believe it or not I have tried twice write this blog….and managed to delete it both times. This is the last time ill try. I feel awful for not posting more, but days have started to get busy. The teachers adapting to teaching in a school with 4,000 kids had been a task. All of…

It all started with an African massage. Which we soon learned was the code name for the bumpiest ride of our lives. It’s hard to complain about a bumpy ride when there are hundreds of children sprinting out of their houses genuinely excited to see you at every turn. Who knew an empty water bottle…

After another full day of teaching we had the bus come pick us up to take us to town for shopping. We always walk back so having the bus proved to be exciting. You would think 4000 children being let out of school for the day would mean a mad dash for home…not when we…

Sunday was a mostly relaxing day. I slept until I woke up 😉 no particular time up was needed, but I still got up at around 6:30. Felt nice to have nothing really to do until 1pm. I walked up to the lodge to write and post the final blog for the teachers trip ….

Back at the village Monday night we had a speaker coming from the ministry of education to talk to the group. All of the volunteers told me about their day at the school and it seemed as if things had begun to “click”. Everyone felt more comfortable and things were moving along. Greg was excited…