Christmas Day was a bit of a downer, as Mark was sick and didn't even eat the fresh cinnamon rolls I made. Thankfully, we've been able to have nice Skype conversations with family, so that helps a lot.
But the day after Christmas surpassed normal day-after-Christmases with hiking in the national park where we had great views of extinct volcanoes then eating delicious ice cream made by nuns!
We received our resident visas so were able to cross the border into Rwanda for a little vacation time and have been very happy the past couple of days within eyesight of our house but enjoying Peace Guest House, English, nice roads, and lots of sleeping.
The weather here is so paradisiacal. (My spell check says that's a word!) And my hometown just got the snow of a century, breaking all kinds of records. Not trying to rub it in. But come visit!
But the day after Christmas surpassed normal day-after-Christmases with hiking in the national park where we had great views of extinct volcanoes then eating delicious ice cream made by nuns!
We received our resident visas so were able to cross the border into Rwanda for a little vacation time and have been very happy the past couple of days within eyesight of our house but enjoying Peace Guest House, English, nice roads, and lots of sleeping.
The weather here is so paradisiacal. (My spell check says that's a word!) And my hometown just got the snow of a century, breaking all kinds of records. Not trying to rub it in. But come visit!
Love Mark's beard!
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize you two would be apart so much of the time. Hmmm.