I arrived to the guest house on Sunday
morning. We all had individual, self
contained rooms (meaning it has a bathroom).
To me this is the lap of luxury!
My shower was broken, and so for a few days I shared with Maureen before
switching rooms. But the bed was
incredibly comfortable and there was desk.
The food was well made and delicious most of the time. We were very well cared for.
That afternoon, we went to visit a
“children’s city” established by Pope John Paul II, when he visited Rwanda. The place was beautiful. They have a number of great income generating
activities too! That made me very happy. The houses are designed to be like little
families, which is exactly how I would do it.
And I made a friend.
We were able to stay and pray that evening
with the young people. There were
many! The teenagers loved talking to the
white people, the team spread out and chatted with the kids. I love that.
They ask some funny questions.
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