This morning, we found out that we have to leave Malawi. We don’t know if we’ll be able to come back.
12 Words You’ll Hear in Malawi
Sending a Care Package
Village Living: Malawi
During my two month pre-service training, I stayed in a rural village to get acquainted with the lifestyle of the average Malawian, learn the local customs, and graduate from being wee baby American to an almost functioning Malawian adult. All 65 of us trainees lived without electricity or running water with host families. Everyone’s situation was different, obviously, but here is mine.
To Make Tomato Jam
Rude Goats and Polite Cows
Unexpected Dinner Guest
Of Orange Peels and Warriors
Peace Corps Prom
Numbers
Miles: 9,918
Trainees: 65
Hours Airborne: 22
Airports: 6
Flights: 5
Countries: 4
Days: 2
Finally making it to Malawi: Priceless…or timeless, I guess in this context?