Our staying
Habari! (how are u in swahili) updating again in english allthough i suck on grammar and spelling! But anyway, today me and Mathilda were exploring Sanavari and the masai market! It was a bit tricky to get there but it went well! Everything is so cheap, but you have du bargain a LOT! There is so strange being wite in this country, because everyone greet you as a God or an elephant on a safari! There is also a special name for us: "Mzungo" which means white people. Haha and what if we would answare, wzup my nigga! They'd go mad!
The usual temperature in Tanzania is about 30 degrees plus! we are in the rain period but you can't tell since it so warm. The climate is so dry that you get sand and dust all over your face when cars drive by.
The family we live with is really friendly and very nice! They klike us to call them baba (pappa) and mama (mama)! So sweet! Baba is treating us very well, he always makes sure that we are comfortable and enjoying our staying. There is a lot of mosquitoes here and I'm so afraid that i'll get malaria but they say it's just paranoia!The food isn't that bad but it's just like rice and ugali (which is like corn flour with water) disgusting, since i don't eat meat I only eat like rice, ugali and leafs, ocasionally fruits as well but not very often! our brekafast is sandwishes with plum jam! But we're not complaning!
Tomorrow we are going to donate the toys from IKEA to the orphange children, it's soooooo exciting!
I don't have enough time to write today so this it is for today. Check out the pictures below to see how we live!
This is our room that we share with a Swedish guy named Pontus!
Our living room
our disgusting "drop toilet", imagine doing number two in that position! HAHAHA!
LOOOOVE
///Therese
Therese and Mathilda
The usual temperature in Tanzania is about 30 degrees plus! we are in the rain period but you can't tell since it so warm. The climate is so dry that you get sand and dust all over your face when cars drive by.
The family we live with is really friendly and very nice! They klike us to call them baba (pappa) and mama (mama)! So sweet! Baba is treating us very well, he always makes sure that we are comfortable and enjoying our staying. There is a lot of mosquitoes here and I'm so afraid that i'll get malaria but they say it's just paranoia!The food isn't that bad but it's just like rice and ugali (which is like corn flour with water) disgusting, since i don't eat meat I only eat like rice, ugali and leafs, ocasionally fruits as well but not very often! our brekafast is sandwishes with plum jam! But we're not complaning!
Tomorrow we are going to donate the toys from IKEA to the orphange children, it's soooooo exciting!
I don't have enough time to write today so this it is for today. Check out the pictures below to see how we live!
This is our room that we share with a Swedish guy named Pontus!
Our living room
our disgusting "drop toilet", imagine doing number two in that position! HAHAHA!
LOOOOVE
///Therese
Therese and Mathilda
Kommentarer
Postat av: Jenny O
Låter som om ni har det riktigt bra. Underbar toalett ;-) Ta hand om er! /Jenny O
Postat av: malin
Härlig toa!! Men förövrigt ser det inte så mycket annorlunda ut, trodde i min fantasi att det skulle vara mer "hyddlikt" och primitivt. Ha det gott//malin
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