Thankfully I have friends. Some times living in a foreign country can make you feel a bit lonely and isolated.
Thankfully, I have a few people here in Rwanda that I can call friends and who just provide amazing support. We tend to all hang out a lot on the weekends because some times all we have is each other. We will often go out to dinner and then either play games or watch a movie at someone's house. This particular night we went out to a local restaurant called Indian Kyzana to celebrate/ say goodbye to our friend Paul who was headed back to the U.S.
Also, talk about counting your blessings... I think one of my biggest blessings right now is having one of my best friends, Liz, here for three months. She has been my side kick for the last month and half on different projects. I have loved having her here. Some times I don't know what I would do with out her help and support. Plus, she gives me someone to watch Prison Break with. She will be here at this point until June 20th, but hopes to change her ticket to the beginning of August, so she can stay and continue to work here in Rwanda as long as she can.
Thankfully, I have a few people here in Rwanda that I can call friends and who just provide amazing support. We tend to all hang out a lot on the weekends because some times all we have is each other. We will often go out to dinner and then either play games or watch a movie at someone's house. This particular night we went out to a local restaurant called Indian Kyzana to celebrate/ say goodbye to our friend Paul who was headed back to the U.S.
Also, talk about counting your blessings... I think one of my biggest blessings right now is having one of my best friends, Liz, here for three months. She has been my side kick for the last month and half on different projects. I have loved having her here. Some times I don't know what I would do with out her help and support. Plus, she gives me someone to watch Prison Break with. She will be here at this point until June 20th, but hopes to change her ticket to the beginning of August, so she can stay and continue to work here in Rwanda as long as she can.
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