For a taste of Kenya, let me try to explain what I had for dinner here at the orphanage b/c I totally forgot to bring my iPod downstairs. I had brown rice-like rice, black bean mash potato, bean/mix vegetable soap, grilled tortilla, seasoned chicken wings, and homemade donuts (fluffy and not as heavy as American). I also had fresh cow milk ( hot) for my tea. So I had no hot water but hot milk which means I seep my tea bag in milk. Truly milk tea.
Unfortunately tonight I do have running water so day 2 for no shower and no hair washing. :(( this makes me super sad but thankfully it is not hot here. Tomorrow it will only be high of 68F. Lets hope no one minds.
Oooh I can't wait to see all the pictures/videos you've taken! The fluffy homemade doughnuts sounds really good--were they freshly fried? Those are the bestest.
ReplyDeleteNo running water? Time to submerge in the rich scent of humanity. ;) To relate: I'm having a blast with 85F in the city, got absolutely intimate with some stranger's stinky breath and BO in the subway.
I have been trying to reply and this might be my third post lol but yea i am quite glad it is not as hot as i thought it would be over here. but i do lack the warmer articles of clothing. the food they serve here is quite starchy and high in calories lol
Deletemy next project i really want to try is go for a run in kenya early in the morning :)it would be a "i've done it before" :P