Myself and my fellow teachers at Dwasulu Community Day Secondary School! I don't *always* look this tired, I swear.
My form 1 students - well, most of them anyways :)
this building houses our staff room (left) and library (more bats than books in that one).
oh, the children. the children! We call them "iwes" here (ee-ways) - means "you" in an impolite way.
Moi! Just checkin' in!More updates to come - for now life continues as normal. The rains have come and Malawians rightfully rejoice. Hope all is well with everybody at home!
2 comments:
you appear to have almost simian length arms like your family. good genes are hard to find. keep up the good work and stay safe.
vermont
Hello Natalie,
Hope this finds you well and your 2009 is off to a good start. I enjoyed your blog and reading about your adventures. Back here in the states the economy weighs heavily on our minds these days, but after seeing the library/faculty office (and belfry?), it is a good reminder of how easy it is for us to take things for granted. I am glad you are making the most of your opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of so many people and Malawi is very lucky to have you. Take care, keep us up to date when you can, and all the best! -Rob Leonard
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