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| The Ocean View in Dar es Salaam |
We met for breakfast and started our
journey to Iringa. We were also joined
by Edward’s brother-in-law and a doctor.
Along the way, we stopped for a delicious lunch and snapped pictures of
the scenic roads, giraffes, baboons, and deer.
Tanzania has the most beautiful trees that I have ever seen. Each is unique, elegant, and displays a
strong foundation, just like the people and culture of Tanzania. So far, Tanzania has felt vivid, colorful,
diverse, vibrant, friendly, and most of all homely. I think like the trees of Tanzania, the
people here have the kind of beauty, elegance, and strength which makes you feel
warm, safe, and welcomed right away. I
hope in the next few weeks I can be of some assistance to our gracious hosts. Moreover, I’m looking forward to developing
long lasting relationships with the friends I make here. After all, as Edward beautifully reminded us,
“we are one.”
“Not all of
us can do great things. But we
can do small things with great love.”
–Mother
Theresa
“Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass… It is about
learning to dance in the rain.”
-Vivian
Greene
“If you wish to experience peace, provide peace for
another.”
- Dalai Lama
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