It was a cool 106 at 5:00pm today.
No really. It felt much cooler. Probably because of the breeze and the sprinkling of rain. I hear when it rains the kids are so excited - like our kids are when it snows - because it is such a rare occurrence. Typically, we get four days of rain a YEAR! I've seen it sprinkle three times. I'm wondering if that counts as three of the four days.
Thankfully, the uprisings all around us seem to be cooling off and calming down, too.
Things are coming along nicely at work.
We have a new crop of Western teachers. Most have arrived and are adjusting to the culture shock. What's amazing is that in the short time I've been here (10 months), I've seen lots of changes and improvements in the systems.
Our perspectives are all relative to our experiences.
Still dealing with crazy kin folks, but even that is relative.
Isn't it funny - rich or poor, black or white - chances are we all have somebody who's crazy or a little off kilter, in our world.
Crazy knows no bounds.
Here's wishing you a wonderfully sane day!
No really. It felt much cooler. Probably because of the breeze and the sprinkling of rain. I hear when it rains the kids are so excited - like our kids are when it snows - because it is such a rare occurrence. Typically, we get four days of rain a YEAR! I've seen it sprinkle three times. I'm wondering if that counts as three of the four days.
Thankfully, the uprisings all around us seem to be cooling off and calming down, too.
Things are coming along nicely at work.
We have a new crop of Western teachers. Most have arrived and are adjusting to the culture shock. What's amazing is that in the short time I've been here (10 months), I've seen lots of changes and improvements in the systems.
Our perspectives are all relative to our experiences.
Still dealing with crazy kin folks, but even that is relative.
Isn't it funny - rich or poor, black or white - chances are we all have somebody who's crazy or a little off kilter, in our world.
Crazy knows no bounds.
Here's wishing you a wonderfully sane day!
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