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| This was the first thing we saw as we pulled up to the first school this morning...this is a primary school. HIV and AIDS are issues in this part of the world, so it makes sense. |
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| We talked about HIV and malaria in the class I was in. |
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| Kids take naps in all classrooms. |
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| Gremain was telling me all about her class and I was able to help her with some math that she was confused on. |
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| When we switched to a secondary school, I got to watch a geometry lesson. LOVE. |
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| A girl walked into this class late, hits me on the arm and says HEY. She was super disruptive and just copied everything off the board. I loved her. My heart is for students who are ridiculous and goofy and need some love, boundaries, and guidance. She reminded me of my kids in the US and I am refreshed and remember why I love them so much. Even on the hard days. |
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| Amanda and I were twinning today. |
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| Clearly we were upset. |
Then we went shopping and stopped at the art gallery. It's one of my favorite places in Kigali because it's so interesting and you get to meet all the artists. I enjoy seeing all the art and how interesting the process is for them as they create.
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| I spent the rest of my exchanged money here and needed to exchange some more. Oops. |
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