If the humidity isn’t enough, nothing makes the reality that
your back in Liberia hit home like the chaos (understatement of the year) of
the Robertsfield International Airport baggage claim, where my friend Deb and I wrestled our fellow passengers for over an hour. If you listen closely, you hear me get in trouble
for videoing, but I had to try and capture a bit. Doesn't do it justice
The clinic looks as good as or better than the day I left
it. Pictures will come once there’s actually people in it. This was outside the clinic when I arrived,
so either the hospital is now doing stress tests or the staff is trying to tell
me something (knowing I’ve been in the U.S. with access to affordable ice cream
for six months).
Today I enjoyed a Liberia fruit smoothie in the morning, lots of catching
up with friends (and our old dogs), fire ant bites, a renewed passion for the sport of Liberian
driving, and this:
Yo Keith,
ReplyDeleteSo you're back in LIB. But for how long? Doing what? Are you back and forth between the US and LIB? Janne and I are moving to SL in Jan. Maybe see you soon. =)