We have had another busy week teaching the kids. One of the highlights certainly being the girls that Nay has been teaching music to, leading worship on Friday's assembly. Also we finally managed to Skype Nay's school and some of the girls here did a traditional African dance for the assembled masses of Lexden Springs!
I have managed a few runs this week including a large hill run which was about 6-7km as I'm planning to do a charity fun run on the 24th of this month.
The weekend was quite quiet as we looked to chill a bit before the last 4 weeks which are shaping up to be a bit manic. So Saturday we headed down to the beach for some tanning before going to the yacht club to watch the Rugby (England vs Fiji). Unfortunately the African sun is very unforgiving and after only an hour in the sun between 11am and 12pm I had gotten a little red (this was mainly due to poor spreadage of the the sun cream). OOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCHHHHHHHHHHHH.
So Sunday was a sit in doors covered in after sun day. Oh well you live and learn.
We have a lot in the pipe line the next few weeks as we move to towards the end of the term.
It's fair to say that we are going to miss this place when we leave but we are looking forward to seeing all our friends and family when we return.
Here are a few images that you haven't seen yet.
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| Me enjoying some ZEBRA pate in addo elephant park..... mmmm tasty |
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| One of the amazing formations in the Cango Caves |
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| Nay gets an Ostrich neck massage. |
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| The whole group on the table mountain trip |
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| Nobel Square in cape town |
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