for a day, NO PROBLEM! So the trick was I had to pet her ears….see she’s smiling! Then she didn’t want to get up till we took one last foto!

wherever we go, people stop to talk with us, and the kids are always following us and saying “How are you?!.” Zambians are poor in majority, but they are so kind and happy people.

Well my 6 months are over in Zambia and now I am in Durban South Africa preparing for my next part which is still not completely clear, but I think I will be going to \Mozambique for another 2 months. As for my last month or so in Zambia it was full of activities that kept me really busy.

It seems weird to think that I have just spent the past 6 months of my life living in an African village out in the bush.

Hello all, how are you doing? I am fine. Now that I have the basics out of the way...

How do I even begin to describe...My life in Zambia is getting better everyday.

So much happens, so much I think about on a daily basis that sitting down and thinking about it in front of a computer is more difficult than it has ever been.

I am no longer dodging huge water reservoirs in the road, but now consuming lots of sand and dust.

I never thought living in the bush would be this hard, it is a hard life.There is never a moment when you are not doing something. Whether it is collecting firewood, fetching water, starting the fire to cook, cooking, taking a long deserved shower....the list could go on and on.