This is the side guest house (above), where most of our group is staying. It has a kitchen where we can cook communal dinners (Joel and I made some mean tacos last week), and many nice sun decks (see roof deck in photo!) where we have swahili lessons and study sessions in the sun.
This is the building that Joel and I are in. The room on the second floor (left of the house) was our room for the last two weeks, but we just moved into the brand new wing this morning, which is where the picture is taken from. We now have a cieling fan (such a luxury..!) and an A.C unit, though we have not figured out how to work it yet.
This is where we eat breakfast, lots of natural foods prepared by the passionist fathers and the nuns.
A delicious traditional Tanzanian meal. Rice, bananas with beans, spinach and tomatoes. mmmm :)
Love the pictures you guys...and great post today Joel! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is going to sound really obvious but ... it looks so tropical!!! I think I was expecting it to be more like Mexicali ... all dirt with few trees. Can't wait to see more picture!
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