If there’s a theme to this post, it’s ‘everyday life’ photos – some snapshots of our day-to-day here in Kigali. Enjoy.
When our pantry/shelf is stocked and colorfulBrochettes for daysSchool lunch… (at least there’s a few greens?)More typical Rwandan food — matoke (type of plantain), beans, and dodoIkivuguto: described as buttermilk-like fermented milk, more like kefirKimironko marketFried sambaza from Lake KivuSunday school at St. Etienne. Natasha regulrarly teaches ‘Middle Class’Prayer during St. Etienne’s ‘Walk to Remember’ commorating the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi and specifically those from the congregation who were killedOyster mushroom growing!
Cactus gardening. I’ve had fun finding various plant cuttings to transplant into our yard .Having a lime tree is pretty great.Thanks for polinating.My first commisioned paintingSmall shop or botique/iduka (sp?) down the street. Great avocados sold here.Making our livingroom home.Bean table and kitenge pillowsBuying electricity through phone (paying in cash down the street is the other option)Looking out from our neighborhoodSchool cat the meows until I feed itFamiliar sign, font, and logo. Ha!Running some errands in townHiking behind our place
Facetime and Skype nights!Hey buddies!
Leaky window that causes way too much trouble.Saturday KICS ‘Mission Time’ planning sessionEthan’s officeNatasha’s 1st Grade Classroom
Getting junior students to hold hands and sing a song as part of a cross-cultural communication simulation. Some were more enthused than others…If the clothes line is full…
Birds like to fly into our house. Hilda then chases, sniffs, gets scared, and runs away.Pride in my quick break-in skills. Shame in the need to do this at all.