Rwanda 2020

And because the other post was pretty much photo-less, here are some of my everyday life in Kigali and our trip to Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.   Baguette in Kigali    Mamba Smoothie in Kigali    Very quiet border. We had to sanitize our shoes, got the temperature taken and had about 5 different people look at our passports. In the back were sheep and goats grazing. Mom making friends in Ruhinja   Diverse monkeys to be seen from the car   Stunning landscape at every road turn. On the right of the photo are women washing their clothing.

It happened again - I got trapped in a very long church service. But this time unplanned.  I was invited to have dinner at my friend Alice's family house last Sunday. We had planned it the month before, when I'd had to cancel due to a headache. Unluckily, I had another mild headache that day (even after a spa treatment and hanging out at the pool), but I figured I couldn't cancel again and thus took off to the North of town. It took some time to locate Alice when I arrived, because street names are more of an offer than a necessity. Also, the road she lives on is not paved, and may possibly not even have a name/ number, I didn't check. She lives with her mother, her sisters and her younger brother and her dad. But I soon gathered that Sunday is a day to meet others as well, because the living room was soon busy with others as well. The living room is also the entrance in Rwandan architecture. It is very common that the guests will only see that room, as the bed room