I'm sure many of you are wondering why I haven't updated at all yet and many apologies are in order. This is my first internet access since I've been in country and unfortunately it's limited. Turns out Peace Corps pre-service training is similar to boot camp in that aspect, with the exception that I'm learning Chitimbuka, taking anti-malarials (that give me wicked creepy dreams), and getting more shots than I ever had in my entire life. So far the experience has been amazing. Without a doubt I can say I love Malawi. The country and people are truly beautiful and so welcoming, I feel right at home. We just moved out of homestay so now I'm off to visit my site in the Northern region of Malawi in Mzimba district. I'm at site I'll have a bit more time and I plan to write much more. So until then.
Lutani makola.
It's so re-assuring to finally read about your first experiences and to know that you are O.K. A few questions that I have are : What are the bugs like, do you need air conditioning or is it O.K. without it. What is your elevation, as your 1 letter said the mountainous area was cold, What's it like to feel like you are adopted by a completely different type of family than you have ever known?" Love, Love, Love, "as in the words of a old Beatles Song I am sure they feel and you as well that this something that can be passed along throughout your day Take Good Care ,Luv Mom
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