Masai Camp Arusha

... with adam our gardner bad problems. As he is only 19 ofcourse can not pay for it, well result is that he needs 2 teeth pulled, 2 fillings and get this 5 root canal treatments ouch. So dentist told me that it would cost an awfull lot to get it all fixed so I could see myself eating beans on toast when I got home, well all of that is a grand total of 80 pounds, so if any of you need anything done go to Tanzania!!!<br><br>Talk to you all next week<br>Mariska<br>xx

... said &#8220;fine.&#8221; And he said, &#8220;He&#8217;s awesome, a great guy you know, I rode with him for a long time and he&#8217;s the best there is.&#8221; said in a defiant tone as if we had in fact said something rude. I felt like I was in fifth grade again sending a friend over to spy for me and see if someone was saying mean things about me. We laughed a lot about that and then decided to head to bed. All in all it had been an amazing and long day.

<br>So this will probably be my last blog...and despite any past frustrations:<br>1) I ****ing loved this. It was by far one of the best experiences of my life.<br>2) If you can, everyone should travel somewhere and volunteer, the time is so well-spent and seriously ...

Good morning everyone! This entry is going to end up being really long because I have tons of things to talk about...<br><br>First, this week began the first week of day camp at GSC. To explain a little about day camp: it consists of over 200 kids at 3 different schools, ages 13-20, all voluntarily participating in a two week "camp" to learn all about a ton of different things. I'll explain more in depth, but basically it's what we Americans would see as a high school health class ...

... pass on the opposite side. Also, every few kilometres, there were speed bumps to control the speed, and what highway wouldn&#8217;t be complete without Billboards (huge signs and poles advertising local phone companies like Zain or Tigo and the obvious: Coca-Cola). We could still see that there was barren land that stretched left and right. Thomas told us that Arusha would be spreading out towards this direction in the coming years due to the growth ...

Good morning! There's currently a band and people singing in Swahil parading down the street (probably another wedding) so it's really loud in here. I only have a little while left on here but I'll try to update the past few days.<br>After leaving the Patisserie Thursday afternoon, Melinda, Janelle, Meghan, Lucy, Nick, Melody and I headed to Bamboo Cafe for dinner. They have a mix of African and Muzungu (American) food, so naturally most of us went for the Muzungu food. I had ...

... lives next door and her mama is my dada (father's) mama (so my grandmama). Plus there are 5 other sons who live around the mama which is so cool and all there kids come and play with us and I love it!!! I don't really have much more to say today but if you have any questions for me let me know and I will blog later.<br> -Janelle