It's been a while now, sorry people who check for updated on a regular basis. I dont even remember when the my last post was. But I have now been back in Rundu for 5 days since my fantastic holiday in South Africa with my mom, and a long weekend in Windhoek at the Cardboard Box Backpackers. Here I met some Norwegian Pre-school teacher students, and some Swedish music students all living at the Cardboard box until the summer starts. I can't wait to go back for our half-way meeting with SCORE in Windhoek so I can hang out with them again.
My work in Rundu is staining and draining me for a lot of energy. It seems I am working against everyone, and it is so hard to get people along. I feel I have to push and pressure, and that is not how it's supposed to be. I cannot wait to get home! And sometimes I feel like just giving up and going home now, but that-I promise- will not happen. Originally we were supposed to be finished May 6, but it seems that will change and we will be finished earlier. Since I have to be in Jo-burg on the 23 of June for a World Cup game this gives me a great opportunity to travel. Some of the other volunteers and I are planning a round trip in southern Africa: Namibia-Zambia-Malawi-Mozambique-South Africa. Maybe if we have time...
I have to go to a meeting... just hoping someone will show up..
Hopefully I will get some pictures up soon!
Stine
ps. Excuse the spelling misstakes (this went fast!)
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Just an FYI, wanted to share a opinion we did this week for Huffington Post (please feel free to cross-post) about our travels in Lilongwe, Mozambique. We blog everyday from all over Africa at a website call Border Jumpers (http://www.borderjumpers.org) and for the Worldwatch Institute's Nourishing the Planet (http://blogs.worldwatch.org/nourishingtheplanet/).
ReplyDeleteHere is the link: "1,000 Words About Mozambique"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bernard-pollack/1000-words-about-mozambiq_b_476747.html
All the best, Bernard Pollack and Danielle Nierenberg