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We will miss walking 70 yards to the corner shop complete with bottled coke, toothbrushes, fresh fruit and veggies, cooking spices, bread, tea and other items Rwandans would consider a staple. Not only did we not have the choice to hop into our car to run to the store...we didn't need to! We could just grab our shoes and be there in two minutes (and be greeted by friendly faces along the way)
I am almost finished wrapping up my work with Azizi Life. I have set up the website page for the new Azizi Life Advocate Home Party project and am almost done with the Advocate guide! Super exciting! If you check out the website and are interested, the Advocate role will be officially open for your participation in January...so hang in there! If you want more information, in the mean time, email me!
And I have found time to help Geri with her cultural tourism project...I created the logo below.
Today, I took some time to look back at all the projects that I have completed while here in Rwanda (with Azizi Life AND school)...God has really helped a girl out...that is the only way to explain the productivity over the last 4 months!
I wonder what all will happen in the next 4 months...
Much love,
Emily Elizabeth
Check out our 6 Days + 5 Days post, too!
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