601. Selection Day posters are printed and being handed out
602. Learning to drive a manual
603. Harmen’s patience while I was driving
604. Learning to make Bissap with Armelle
605. An afternoon spent with Armelle and looking forward to working with her during the field service 🙂
606. A beautiful and thoughtful gift from my contact at Moov
607. VIP at the Independence Day parade (which has ruined all other parades for me from here on out… including Disneyland)
608. Laughing with Katie from miles away and Jordan finally getting a Facebook account
609. Being able to give the gift of Skype to my teammate
610. My Monday morning wake up
611. That Hanna captured some hilarious moments on video
612. That I was able to present Mercy Ships to a large portion of the airport staff
613. The team that went upcountry came back safe and sound
614. The continued support of Immigrations and Commissioner Latifou far exceeds my expectations each time.
615. First round of Visa Waivers are set to go for arriving crew!
616. Origami napkin fun
617. Toilet seat covers… If you’ve lived in Africa, or in other developing nations, you know how glorious this is to find a public restroom!
618. Being there for the dedication of Roguy’s son
619. Roguy’s 4 year old daughter teaching me how to say the colors in French
620. My new friend at BarBar Restaurant who gives me free treats
621. That Jeremy has a good attitude about it when he finds out I tricked him
622. Conversations and belly ache laughs with Hanna, Jeremy and Philip
623. Returning after two days and the necklace I really, really wanted was still there
624. Philip bargaining for me so I didn’t have to pay the Yovo price for said necklace 🙂
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