Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge Arusha

... is all I did! After we were done in the Crater we headed to the top of it to have our packed lunch. This was quite the experience on its own. About 10 seconds after I took my sandwich out of the tuperware, a hawk swooped down and grabbed it out of my hands!! lol It was the craziest thing ever!! It's wing hit Den in the head. Nutso. <br> From the Crater though we had a long drive to get to the Serengeti. The road was bumpy, dusty, windy, and rainy, and it totally puts the ...

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... of 3 and 10 and are soooo cute. At the moment 20 can stay at the orphanage as they only have sufficient beds for 20 and 1 stays at the house with us (currently for month of October it is Dixon very shy 4 year old boy). Dixon still has a mum but she can't look after him anymore so instead visits him every one to two weeks as it is a 3 hours walk each way for her bless. There was a big minning disaster here a few months ago at a tanzanite mine at kilimanjaro, a ...

... sad that tourism is the basis :( learnt about their lifestyle i would have been married 3 years ago, men marry at 25, soldiers before, wear gorgoues wamr tribe clothing and have many ear rrings! they did a tribe dance and we got to see their little houses!! the massai move on every so often ehich is why their houses are so small!! awesome to see a tribe still!!! then the nurgoro crater whihc cos we saw the tribe we were late arrriavel apparently elephants were at camp before we ...

... there. They make a point of saying that the birds that they keep are there because they are either recovering, or are too injured to be released back into the wild. Had a good night at the bar but probably called it quits a bit early as we were heading off to the Serengeti the next day.<br>

... and sometimes you end up feeling like the effort was a waste. For example, if I tell the kids ten times in a day that condoms do not have holes, and then three days later I get a question asking why they do have holes..aghhhh. I know this is a universal frustration in all public health, but being a foreign teacher brings it to a whole other level. Cultural differences create a massive barrier in effective teaching between you and the kids. Don't get me wrong - I do ...

... I promise at some point you'll pee your pants laughing.<br><br>1) "Why some women do not get a dream of love in the night and why do men not get pain during first sex and women do? And why do girls always want love sex if they just get pain?"<br>2) "Why some boys have small penis even when they are mature?"<br>3)"What is removed from women when they are circumsized?"<br>4)"Why does penis erect?"<br>5) "How can I increase amount of sperm? What are the pros and cons of ...

... in Tanzanian standards (so you can assume the discrepancy between the average living conditions between Canada and Tanzania). This house was a bare (and I mean bare) brick building. There are four rooms (we are only using three) with 3 beds in each. Each is lit by a small light that, in some rooms, barely gets lights anything. Each room has its own washroom which consists of a toilet, sink and a showerhead hanging over that is never guaranteed to provide ...

... a cab back to Centre House around 12:30 and passed out right away.<br><br>Friday morning I was somehow a little hungover. I had only had around 4 or 5 drinks the night before, but I think because I've barely drank the past few weeks my tolerance has dropped (especially since graduation weekend). We headed to GSC around 8 and began planning for Day Camp, which begins on Tuesday. I am so excited for it. I got paired with Charlotte, an integrated program volunteer who I love ...

... by it, like "Oh no big deal, this happens all the time." The dala continued driving like nothing had really happened at all. Unbelievable. Hakuna matata, the man escaped the scene with no injuries. <br><br>Today concludes our first week of teaching. I loved loved loved it! It was myself and another volunteer, Janelle, teaching about 35 kids, ages 15-20, at Edmund Rice school, everyday from 9AM-1PM. We taught a bunch of different things: HIV, STIs, pregnancy ...