Rwanda

This week Gavin spent three days in the scenic north with the Council of Protestant Churches (CPR).

We are coming to realise that living in Africa presents a variety of opportunities to indulge in activities not usually available at home.

There is an old school joke that came back to me as we drove into town the other day:

We have been in Kigali almost three months now.

This one is a little late but we would like to announce the arrival into the world of little Charlotte Uwimana.

We are remiss in not putting up any new postings to the blog for a while. Our only excuse is that we took a few days out to visit Bujumbura, the capital of Burundi.

Kigali is a city of busy streets, hooting vehicles and chattering people. For me, answering my mobile is a real challenge.

One of the delights of sitting in our garden, aside from panoramic views of Kigali, is the variety of wildlife that comes by.

Things are starting to get busy as we try to make sure everything is done before the Christmas break as well as organise the extra activities that come along with the season of goodwill.

Unlike Gavin,I am not a mince with everything kind of person and have adapted better to the rwandan diet.