Thursday, March 16, 2006
Sebaloga trip
Stomach infection behind me, it is time for a new post. Last week I went to a place called sebaloga with 10 of my male students. Sebaloga means waterfall, but I didn't see any. Tonnes of fun- campfire cooking, boating, climbing "mountains," it was like camping in Canada- even the weather was like Lethbridge in August. The drive there- not so Canadian, there is only a paved road for part of the 2hour journey. We were stopped at a military roadblock where I gave them my TD bank card instead of my passport for ID- and it worked! I was sure we were going to get lost cause it was in the middle of NOWHERE and I kept saying to myself I should have brought water...
When we arrived we set up camp. All the guys suggested I should start cooking- I say "I don't know a thing about making Sudanese camp food!" So one of the guys calls up his wife and asks her how we should cook all this food they bought! I was placed on stirring duty.
WHat else can I say? The day was fabulous and I took a lot of great photos.
