Siyabonga kakhulu part 2
Siyabonga kakhulu means we thank you very much in siSwati! I am officially back in the US (that's why I was able to post the l...
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Siyabonga kakhulu means we thank you very much in siSwati!
I am officially
back in the US (that's why I was able to post the last blog with pictures).
Thank you so much for all of your support! I couldn't have had this experience
without you. I will be in Houston for the next few days debriefing the trip
with all of my teammates and leaders. On Saturday my parents pick me, Joe meets
us a few hours later and we head to Silsbee to see some of my mom's family. I'll
be back to Austin Monday night. Tuesday I'll be spending the day in Liberty
Hill doing stuff around the house.
back in the US (that's why I was able to post the last blog with pictures).
Thank you so much for all of your support! I couldn't have had this experience
without you. I will be in Houston for the next few days debriefing the trip
with all of my teammates and leaders. On Saturday my parents pick me, Joe meets
us a few hours later and we head to Silsbee to see some of my mom's family. I'll
be back to Austin Monday night. Tuesday I'll be spending the day in Liberty
Hill doing stuff around the house.
Everyone is invited
to come out Wednesday night to the Rudy's on 183 and Duval at 7 PM. I'm sorry
if its bad timing for some of you but I'm hoping since finals will be over for
UT that everyone that is in town can come if they want. Below are some more
pictures from random times throughout the trip. Thank you!
to come out Wednesday night to the Rudy's on 183 and Duval at 7 PM. I'm sorry
if its bad timing for some of you but I'm hoping since finals will be over for
UT that everyone that is in town can come if they want. Below are some more
pictures from random times throughout the trip. Thank you!
a beautiful sunset outside the center; making Africa out of an orange
Jesse and me at the center; Bongiwe and me at the center (in traditional dress)
Jessica and Lila after biking through Nisela's backyard; the women of Nsoko
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