Tanzania

I recall dam knowing all the rugby players in the Burundi team when he had fox.Well I saw them play Tanzania as the children of St Judes sang the african anthem at the game.This is a real experience just reinforcing how nice power,hot water and toilets (flushing an extra bonus) can be.This will be short as the power is only on for unknown periods of time.We have been building a roof,storage shed,Library stocktake,bookstand and ends,painting play equipment and really getting to see and experience life in Tanzania.Visited Masai village of staff here and the lives of the children.As the kids were getting to school tired we have 12 buses that do three trips per day to collect and deliver children to the nearest road stop.Some then have one-two hour walk home and work by lamp at night.Mt Kili and Mt Meru were awesome to see as they are very close to Arusha.St Judes website is great to see what is happening for anyone that is interested.Safari was great the camping in the african wild nice except for the pit toilets used by hundreds mean't I went bush but as we camped alonside the animals I didn't go too far.The sunsets/sunrises and simple life appeals to me.I miss my rock and little ones and will have lots of stories for them.I hope this works.
Jan