It was very sad saying goodbye to my friends but I am glad to be staying in Rwanda for a while longer with the prospect of seeing them all again.
Before leaving, I held a small party at my house and invited my closest friends. We ate goat brochettes and ibitoke and drank lots of Fanta. I then packed all of my stuff up into a small driving school car with dual controls (taxis are not easy to come by in Kibungo!) and I left for Kigali. After the stress of moving and saying goodbye, I was very grateful to spend the following week in Tanzania, with friends, having a relaxing holiday....photos to follow.
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| Goodbye Moses - my wonderful housemate and washer-upper! Now under Michelle's watchful eye (left) |
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| Goodbye Patrick - my lovely guard and BEST friend in Kibungo |
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| Farewell party at my house |
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| Not such a sad goodbye to this spider - thankfully the only day we ever met was my last day in Kibungo! |
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| Goodbye Safari - my very cautious moto driver who never let me fall off! |
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| Goodbye Mama Blair- my washing lady who cleaned my clothes and my house (sometimes a bit too thoroughly!) |
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| Goodbye Jean de Dieu - Headteacher at Kansana, the school that gave my parents such a wonderful welcome. |
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| Goodbye Judith - My DEO, boss and friend. |
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| My 'taxi' |
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| Fully loaded and ready to leave my Rwandan home |
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