Well I have officially completed my first week here at Noloholo and in some ways, it feels like I have been here forever. Not in a bad way at all – in a comfortable way.Continue reading

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A few minutes before five on Saturday afternoon, the trucks were loaded and we all clamored aboard, starting down the road to Noloholo. Along the way, we passed children herding sheep, goats, and cows, bicyclistsContinue reading

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Karibu! (ka-ree-boo) Swahili for “Welcome,” that is the word I have been hearing all day. Jen and I arrived in Arusha yesterday and found our hotel to be pleasant and friendly, albeit a little noisyContinue reading

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Well the eve of my departure has arrived and I start my summer in Tanzania tomorrow. I’ll be meeting up with Jen, a Duke alum who is joining Andrew and I this summer, at theContinue reading

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I finally made it out of Durham and to Florida for some family time before traveling to Tanzania. I’ve been ordering gear online and sending it to my parent’s house so I had quite aContinue reading

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