I could call yesterday the opposite of the day prior, but I was still I Serengeti, so that wouldn’t be appropriate. There isn’t much for me to say about yesterday. I stayed in the camp all day relaxing. It’s not exactly a resort; the purpose is to eat meals and sleep at, not entertain throughout […]

Wowza. There is so much to say about yesterday. Long and beautiful! I’ll let the pictures tell the story. My day started at 5:15 after getting less than 5 hours of sleep. Our journey for Serengeti was set to start at 5:30—we left around 6:00. I t took around two and a half hours to

No funny business, just another day. Yesterday was mellow. I was in a good mood the minute I woke up. The weather seemed like it was going to be nice throughout the day and I was excited to be avoiding the rain. Yesterday morning I saw something that gave me a reality check. I’ve been

Yesterday was fairly boring. I spent a lot of time on my computer doing some research about what prospects seem interesting for my return home. There wasn’t much other than that. I got an extra hour of sleep; my alarm granted me until 7am. Nobody got up in the main house until nearly 9, so

I had a lazy morning yesterday. On Saturday’s I don’t go with the school bus route; it leaves at 6:00 in the morning and I’m not up for that just yet. Normally Abby and I leave for school around 6:30, leaving at 7:50 was a nice change for once. At school I had a messy

Yesterday was the day of the Hope School for Girls and Boys versus Braeburn International School football match. Hope was victorious (and don’t worry, I’m not spoiling anything by saying so). My morning was a bit thrown off because I woke up before my alarm and couldn’t get back to bed. I was upset at

I woke up yesterday with a great vibe. I had a lot of energy and thankfully it carried me through the whole day. The morning wasn’t rainy—for the first time in a week or so—and the sun started coming through right after Abby and I began our walk to school. Whenever it’s sunny and clear

Yesterday officially marks 2 full months in Tanzania. It was a good and typical day. I was very fatigued—I think I might be getting a little sick—so, I volunteered to supervise exams. If you have some time, I recommend looking at this exam that they take. I’m disappointed. This exam comes from the city council

Yesterday went just about how I thought it would. I was exhausted by lunch. Despite having slept well, I still struggled to keep my energy up throughout the day. But what the hey. There were many activities and things to keep me busy, so I only really noticed being tired when I had a moments

Yesterday marks two months of being away from home. Don’t get that confused with two months of being in Africa; remember I had 48 hours of travel time to start my adventure! In the morning I was supposed to go on a walk with Lucas provided that it wasn’t raining. Unfortunately, it had rained all