I think I ate spaghetti in ketchup for dinner last night.Haha :/My mom had found this package that said tomato sauce at the grocery store.She used that and tried to make spaghetti sauce without half of her normal ingredients last night.I was excited to not eat meet for a night, but I think we determined it tasted more like ketchup with vegetables in it.LolMost of the people here say tomato sauce instead of ketchup…she didn't realize.Haha It was a good try thoug...

Today was very relaxing and there's not much to report.I got to sleep in. J The power went out around 9am and Robert stopped by to get his computer so that he could work from home.He told us that when the power goes out, it goes out in most of the city.There was only a small portion, where Robert lives, that stayed on.Apparently, Windhoek does this occasionally and tells everyone in the newspapers, but today was not planned.Fortunately it was morning and we had p...

Wow! I can't believe it's already Friday. I have two weeks, I'll be in Zimbabwe for a few days, and then I'll be travelling home. Today was somewhat typical so I won't spend too long blogging.Since Hopson is gone, I called the taxi company to get picked up from our house and dropped off at work.It was much more expensive than normal taxis, but still less than $10 US dollars.I was there early enough to drink a cup of tea before our morning meeting and registrati...

Allo!I didn't blog yesterday, so I need to catch you up on a few things.School has been going well.Yesterday, Peter came in because he has all of his students on Wednesdays and he wanted to speak with them.We quickly learned that it is very difficult for two math teachers to be in the same room.One of us taught and the other just sat being bored.We ended up confusing kids and ourselves if we both tried to talk.The school day went well and I again got to leave ear...

Last night we had a baai (cookout/social gathering around our fire) with Hopson and his sister, Dali and his good friend Pandu.Pandu is from Namibia and he was the one that took us around Katutura.Dali cooked traditional porridge and cabbage for us while Hopson cooked some sort of meat and chicken.The porridge was a little weird to me because it looked like mashed potatoes, but it tasted like glue and could roll into a ball like rubber.But, I loved the cabbage…...