Sea Cliff Court Luxury Apartments Dar es Salaam

... is loving it here. We were all bummed about the Zanzibar let down...but that just gives me all the more reason to come back. VERY SOON!<br><br>We're halfway through the semester already. The entire trip was so far away for so long and now it's just slipping though our fingers. Enjoying every moment of it I can.<br><br>We saw Mount Kilimanjaro.<br>We all love the sea food.<br>We all can't wait for the warm rasta feeling in Malawi.<br><br>home?....where is that

... I thought one of them was a woman but on closer examination I realized I was mistaken. We took this as our cue to leave and ran back to our hotel room with our "hooker virginity" intact. The next day woke up and took off to Zanzibar to a town called Kendwa. This is where they have this big full moon party and it seems lodging was pretty scarce. I called around and was able to get a room for Friday but Saturday was all full. I was hoping I would be able to work it out when I would get ...

... like an hour of introductions, each explaining his qualifications to the other, occasionally in english but mainly in swahili. After what seems like an age, they get down to business. The village headman is reluctant to commit to anything, having seen outreach programs come and go - but eventually they arrange for final year dentistry students to visit the school. It takes about an hour and a half.<br><br>4pm I get ...

... with red pen all over them. Haveing previously sworn that i would not drink that night, i hastely downed a fanta (which i detest) and some alcolic shizzle, Konyagi..i think it was!! an absolute killer! andy drew a bird on my forehead and a willy on my cheek (as per), geogie also drew a red nose on me, and i one on her. Craig was sitting on one of the beds, with red pen all over him. went out to a casino, the boys decided to whack 50 000 or someting?! on red which they won back and ...

... with a huge red wine spill! I'm such a clutz! Anyway we didn't wait too long at Amsterdam to board our next flight we just had to go through security again which was fine. The flight started out great and we flew over Germany, these mountains that are really near the Alps which were gorgeous, Venice, Greece, the Mediterranean Sea and then we were just about to fly over the Sahara Desert when I noticed the plane was turning around. Turns out we had a ...

... a group dance session at the full moon party until 4am where we finished up in the sea! Have had a lovely day chilling out on the beach, heading to Stone town tomorrow to see the spice markets and preparing ourseleves for the return to camping... Lots of love to you all and will try to make you jealous again in another week or so when we'll be camped on the shores of Lake Malawi! x x x x x x x x x x x x nix and liz x x x x

... fixed - because of the heat and humidity cameras often break here, but they managed to fix it, thank goodness! 28/10 &amp; 29/10 - I went to school, did some teaching and basically it was my last 2 days of teaching before I was leaving which I found very sad, as I wanted to carry on although at the same time I was really looking forward to my next trip. I spent as much time with the children at school as I could. 30/10 - I went to Posta with the girls ...

... possible way to turn a profit, people continue to enter it. They're hungry and don't seem to have anything better to do. 7. Some Africans have just as many misconceptions about North America as North Americans have about them. Take this exchange, for example, between us and a villager while biking through his village in Southwest Uganda: "I haven't biked in a long time," I said, in excuse of my poor pedling skills. "Ever since my bike got stolen ...

... rooms are so nice! Afterwards, we went to the club and visit people who lives in Dur es Salaam so that if I have any problems then I'll see them. We went on the club and I played with Jahan and Oman in the pool. We came back and had supper - yummy! That is it for now! I am missing you all but at the same time I am having a brilliant time! I am really looking forward to work at the school. Love you heaps! x p.s I will download the photos tomorrow!

The last two days have been very sad. Full of good-byes and packing. I thought I had prepared myself in thinking it was time for me to leave, but it was still very sad. The people in Bagamoyo really embraced us and were so hospitible. Today I came with a fellow mzungu to dar, she had to pick up someone from the airport so they just drove me straight to the Jambo Inn. Which is a relief because the thought of taking all my **** on the daladala was very ...