I was very pleased when I got to the camp today. Juliette and Scholastique were teaching an interesting math lesson in English, and the student leaders were doing a wonderful job with their young students. We continued to plan our American English Day for July 4th, and I had time to talk to the leaders about sustainability. We are all having mixed feelings at this point - so excited about what we have done and what the future will bring, yet a bid sad knowing we only have two more weeks together. For what it is worth, I think the next two weeks will be the most productive weeks of my life. Every day here I count my blessings, my friends, and smiles and waves. This is what I was born to do and I will miss it.
A few scenes down at the Ubangi river this morning
Juliette getting into the math
Student leaders extending the lesson
The kids really do a great job with their student leaders
Levy getting his kids ready for the Skype call next week
Two of our blind students - Saint Fort will find a tutor for them soon as they can't always find someone to escort them up to class
The ladies group marveling at the new technology of a Surface Pro - swiping and stretching brought a lot of giggles
My favorite roadside hazard and Yaya's favorite English expression - "Pigs in Puddles" - when I say it though, the inflection is similar to "Pigs in Space"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHsr7Chmff8
More Girl Power - While her brothers are goofing off, she is pounding dried cassava into flour with a giant mortar and pestle
Recovering from a bit of a stomach ache but feeling better as I review today's pictures. Good people and laughter - the best medicine!
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