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| Today was another fun day - we opened 5 more latrines at Kiziba Camp. When I say it is located up on the top of the green hills surrounding Lake Kivu - only pictures can do justice to its beautiful location. |
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| Two of the guys who make sure the latrines are built correctly (Brad: manages the project, and Mark: construction company). |
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| My job is to blow up balloons, hang signs, label things, and take photos of (and sometimes with) the people. |
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| President Joseph is the elected leader of the refugees. The camp has an organized governing system. Joseph says a few words at each of the "latrine handovers", will encourage his people to care for the latrines, and was eager to take us into his home to meet his family. I think you can tell which U.S. political party they are aligned with! |
Thank you for clarifying what exactly your "job" entails... I mean, being the project manager is pretty important but blowing up balloons is a lot tougher than you think! And then you add in hanging signs and labeling things and WOW! I just don't know how you do it AND keep looking good for all the photo ops! You are amazing!
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