Running at the pace and circumstance of Africa

I'm getting used to it. Should have anticipated it, but I'm not too bothered. Lots to think about, and now I have the time.

It's Tuesday. 11:20 am. I'm still connected to the internet, which means I'm still in an office. Which means I'm still not in a village.

We were supposed to leave shortly after 9. Then the ADP manager got hung up here on an audit detail. I'm sitting in the same room as him, a world away though, doing my own independent work. I'm glad for it. Auditing. Boo.

It's been a nice break from the village though. And I have a million things to work on. So, no worries.

I'm currently trying to hash out a few more details on a Capacity Building Workshops proposal that needed to be worked on. After that, I can do some research online. Might give me a bit of insight into the way things are at the village level. We'll see.

This'll make the village level stay a bit shorter, and a longer day on Friday to try to make up for 'lost' time. But, given the brevity of my time in the village, Friday being longer shouldn't be a problem.

But maybe I'll have to start aiming to arrive in the villages Monday evenings. Just so that Tuesday is a full day?

It's just the way things go here. As long as I can find a way to keep myself occupied and productive . . .

Vive le Sénégal!!!