Hostel Saint Famille
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Life in Rwanda, Akagera, more craziness..
... things I have ever done (so buckle up your seatbelts).
A lot of the animals are in the north end of the park, so we thought it was smart to start at that end and finish at the south end. This required us to make a 90 minute trip to the north end (their home was close to the south end of the park). The entrance fee to the park was $30, and we were allowed to take Matt's truck through the park. The only thing the guards told us was don't leave your vehicle ...
The Grind
... things – sometimes even on the fly. Besides adapting to the new culture, you have to: coordinate sponsors, coordinate your
shipment (dealing with customs in a different country is very challenging), meet with people, budget your money extremely carefully, plan your basketball clinics, be able to communicate with people who don’t speak your language. Even though it is challenging, I really love it – so just a heads up to those applying ...
Lake Munkamba, change of plans.. Rwanda!!
... to rummage through all of our luggage. Once again they didn't hassle me for my art. It took a while for me to get my tickets though because I didn't have my e-ticket (didn't have a printer).However, I did write down all of my reservation numbers. This caused things to take 5-10 minutes longer. Once this was all finished we sat down to finish the DRC departure form. A Kenyan airlines official said we needed to continue on because our plane has already landed. We then went ...
And So It Begins...
... needed. This was huge because Gatenga has three basketball courts in one area, which would be a big help for basketball camps. Case and I jumped on the opportunity. I mean after being in the country for one month and not having done any basketball training (just playing), which is what we came here to do, this request couldn’t have come at a better time. So we agreed to train the team (which had no coach) on Tuesday and Thursday at 4 ...
Neighborhood explorations
... and shared with us his concerns that he is 32 and has no girlfriend or wife and feels it might be past his time to find a partner. Susan I did our best to ensure him by American standards he's got plenty of time. Steven joked that Emma is waiting for a Muzungu women (white rich person). BTW Steven is 39.
Now is relaxing time before we go dinner.
more later, peace.
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