This morning we went for a walk outside the compound, through the jungle(which is very lush), along walking tracks to a village. People everywhere want to shake hands. The children come running out of their Tukuls(thatched roof homes) waving at us and yelling "kwaja"(white people). Keith was happy to do the high-five thing with them-even the children want to shake your hand. Truly fascinating walking in & out of different family areas seeing them cooking, gardening and playing.
Tonight we went into Yei for a roast goat dinner at the Presbyterian compound. We had 20 people including the hospital staff and the American team who are here at present. A beautiful area on the Yei River. Driving home @ 7pm was crazy-just as busy as during the day, motorbikes, people, cars, music blaring, chn playing. The roads seem even worse at night.
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| Josiah often wears this outfit day and night - a proud Hawk |
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