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Day 44

Zach and I made some big moves today.  I bought a TV in town, and a DSTV.  DSTV is basically the cable provider here so I could watch some TV.  It’s a good form of entertainment, but the one thing that was a little disappointing, was ESPN!  ESPN was the one channel I was looking forward to, and their programming is different than US =(  I turned on the TV, and was watching Wednesday Night Baseball… on Thursday night!  It was great watching the game, but their ESPN has stuff like, X Games Classics, Formula One Racing, Cricket (which is amazing), and the two programs that I can look forward to, Sportscenter, and Baseball Tonight, which are on at good times.  I just have to check if they are up to date.  If those programs are a day behind I might end up canceling my DSTV, and have wasted some money, or keep it for the other channels that I have.  I’ll give it a month and see.  Luckily, I can always sell of the DSTV and the TV.

Other than that, I have been practicing a lot of piano!  I still keep up with cello, and I am in the process of learning the first Bach Invention.  

Dinner was one of the best dinners Zach and I have had in Kenya.  He made chapati and I cooked some ground beef, with cilantro, onions, and a bunch of other spices.  

HEAVENLY.

We made mini burritos and enjoyed every bit of it.

All in all today was a great day, I just hope the ESPN thing works out for me!  

One thing I wanted to talk about was my general rapport with the students.  I think it’s so great how much I get to see the students and interact with them.  It’s such a huge change from seeing my students once a week, to now everyday.  It’s fun to talk to them, tell them differences between when I went to high school and their school, and things of that nature.  Also playing soccer with them is a blast, I wish I had time to help them practice, or even coach them, but my schedule doesn’t really allow for that.




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