Shrimps were still in the kitchen – I was so worried that
they would make an appearance at dinner tonight. At
this stage, I was going freely into the kitchen when I needed something. It was a standard rule that no volunteers were
allowed in the kitchen and for good reason.
They might notice the unhygienic conditions, like the dogs wandering in
and out, no fly screen on the back door which had to be kept open because of
the heat, food left uncovered, dirty plates left for hours, the lack of hot water. But to be fair, I didn’t get sick the
whole time I was there.
Back to school and alphabet revision again!! The morning kids were keen and worked hard,
but the afternoon group was already tired from school, and not so keen. I was tired and gave up. I should have let them do some colouring-in
etc, but I was exhausted and let them go home early. I felt guilty later. I looked back to my first day when I thought
that the 2 hour lunch break was too long.
Now I just collapsing and enjoying the respite!
Pork curry for dinner – saved from the shrimps! The dinners were always tasty – Lom was a
good cook. We learnt over dinner that
three doctors were arriving next week to do an assessment of the village children. It was going to be a very busy week.
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