The following entry written last thursday.
“Two days of school and now a day off. Woke up at 8:15 and stumbled over to the next door house a.k.a the country Food for the Hungry offices. We sat around, Americans, Koreans, Kenyans, Ugandans... all reading from the bible, sharing comments, and singing. A nice way to wake up, although the exhaustion of the first few days is catching up and I am continuing heading back to my pleasant bed.
Tuesday, much like the universal first day of school, was packed with curriculum outlines and the meeting and greeting of professors. The 12 of us wake up, stumble to the breakfast table anytime between 7 and 8, and all together take a Matatu (wild taxi) to school about 30 minutes away because of traffic. Speaking of traffic, it is wild here. Matatu here, Boda Boda there, all trying to get to different places and cutting in front of one another and crazy wild madness.”
due to a power outage and a series of other events I was unable to finish this entry. But please, continue reading, because the rafting experience is a must read.
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