Morogoro

So our "Spring Break" of sorts we have spent in Morogoro, which has been a good change of scenery. We got to spend tons of time with Mario because in TZ Easter gets 3 public holidays, so he had Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday to just hang out. The only sort of exciting thing we did was visit a waterfall and climb on the huge rocks along it. We saw some boys swimming in the pool under part of the waterfall, and they were using the huge rockface as a waterslide, which both looked super cool and painful.

Otherwise we've just been bumming around. Morogoro is cooler now than it was in January, but it still feels like MN in July when the sun is out. The difference is that it actually cools off at night. Emily and I are going to welcome Magulilwa's cool, dry weather with open arms. Having to reapply sunscreen all the time is not only annoying, but just gross. We're greasy, sweaty, and dirty for most of the day, every day. I can hardly believe I got used to feeling this gross all the time when I lived in Dar.

So after we head back, we'll start teaching again for a week and a half, but we will leave Magulilwa on May 12 (to visit Mario again on our way to Dar), so not a lot will get done. The school calendar is pretty stupid that way, but oh well. Hopefully it'll be a good final period. See you all soon!