My house looks like a home. Thanks to some decorating from Jenny, my house no longer looks like a prison cell. Pictures to come later on this post. I also have a place to put my clothes as I got someone to build a cabinet for me. It looks nice. I will have chairs this week, and my house will finally look completely like a home. So that's nice. I'm grading grtading grading these days, and apparently I have to write up my student's report cards, so I'm looking forward to that, and the 'remarks' I am supposed to write.
This morning was an interesting one. I left Jenny's Village at 4:45am, the bus was really early, and I almost missed it. I wish I had. It broke down about a half an hour into the ride, and the entire bus pilled onto the back of this lory. Very crowded and something absolutely terrible might have happened on the ride, but I'm holding out hope for now, so I don't want to post anything for now. Anyway, 3 hours later I was in Mafinga, and my day started off terribly. I later learned today that I have to stay here for the duration of the whole week, even though I was previously informed that we were doing nothing and I could start my break early. DSo kind of a bummer day, but hopefully things will pick up during the week.