In response to a few questions I've received:
If you purchase an item from azizi life, you don't get a picture of the person who made the item, although that might be able to be arranged. The weather here is in the eighties, and it gets colder at night. It is supposed to be the dry season right now, but it has been raining quite a bit. There was a wild thunderstorm last night.
Most Rwandans do dress like Americans. In fact, many of them wear second hand american clothes. The other day, I saw a guy wearing a "born to ride in America" shirt with a motorcyle on it.
I haven't seen many pets, but I have seen kids walking goats on leashes, chickens and roosters in people's front yards, and the other day I saw a man walking a pig. Below is a video of the pig.
Most people eat a diet of primarily rice, beans, potatoes, sweet potatoes, some carrots, and cassava (a root plant).
They speak Rwandese, and the little children are learning English. The children will often yell out "Good Morning!" as I walk by them. Some people know a little French as well and will say "bonjour" to greet me.
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