Well as much as I love travelling and working out in the field, I have to say that it is good to be home!
It took a solid 11 hours of sleep to make up for the insomnia of the journey, then I had the most wonderful HOT shower and omelette-free breakfast; bliss!
I popped into work yesterday to sort out the contract for our new Rwandan Project Coordinator, had a quick chat with Joan and I am now taking the rest of the weekend off to recharge batteries.
Watch this space to find out if the new Shared Interest Foundation staff member accepted the role and what lies ahead for the Rwandan training project.
For now I’m just looking forward to 48 hours of home comforts before the whirlwind of work next week.
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