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Monthly Archives: July 2008
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I am now, officially and all that, a SECOND YEAR HEALTH VOLUNTEER That is all.
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More on Tanzania: Dar Es Salaam
We returned to Dar and stayed in the same hotel we had stayed in earlier. It was a bit easier to navigate the restaurant next door to get even more cheap, yummy, local food. We all went to bed relatively … Continue reading
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More on Tanzania: Back to Stone Town
We eventually returned to Stone Town for more shopping, although between running out of space in my pack (those spices take up a lot of room) and just being on general shopping overload, I only managed to buy, oh, about … Continue reading
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More on Tanzania: Beach Bum Edition
If you’re starting to get the feeling that this vacation was all about tasting stuff, you’re wrong. It was also all about smelling stuff. And touching stuff. And looking at stuff. Zanzibar fully engages all the senses, which is probably … Continue reading
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More on Tanzania: Stone Town
We arrived at Haven, having gotten off the van giving us a lift and walking a couple of minutes into the warren that is the vast majority of Stone Town. Haven is a sweet, funky place, with an insane staircase, … Continue reading
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Reason #10 million to love ESCOM
Last saturday, sometime between 1 and 3am, our kitchen and cafeteria (called kef in Chichewa) burned up (not down, as the building is still intact). No one was hurt. ESCOM says that the reason why the kef burned up is … Continue reading
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Transport is hell (or, it takes a hospital and the army . . . )*
Carol arranged to have the ambulance** from Malosa take us to the airport. Our flight was at 3pm, and the airport is about 1½ hours away. Carol wanted to leave from David’s at 9 and Sarah wanted to leave at … Continue reading
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