I told you dreams came true...

Muraho Everyone

Sorry for the lack of blogging, it's been a busy couple of weeks.

For so long I have talked about Rwanda...

After months of fundraising

Dozens of Vaccinations

Two very packed suitcases

And a lot of dreaming

- I'm here!

After three weeks of being here I feel like I've lived here my whole life,

I feel so at home and I am loving experiencing the different culture.

On the third day I was here someone said to me 'how long have you been here?'

They were shocked when I said only three days because I looked so at home.

Life is even better than I thought it would be:

Getting up at 7 to hear the birds and feel the sun shining through my window

Meeting everyone for breakfast and starting of the day with a hot cup of African tea

Starting work after a morning of singing and dancing - can't think of anything better..

Finishing work duties and spending the evening with friends, or should I say family.

Ending the day with a chapter of my book and beautiful sunset... sound perfect?

It is. 

Scotland : Africa

       A hot running shower : A bucket of cold water 

A variety of foods: Beans and rice

         Midges : Mosquitos

   A toilet : A hole

I have definitely learnt to appreciate the little things, 

But I wouldn't change a thing, otherwise it wouldn't be Africa

...It would be Scotland? 

I am still Me..

 Just in a different location,

With a new name and 

A much better outlook on life.

Keep in touch!

Lx (Nyiramwiza)