I woke up this morning and went to
meet Donald at the Lutheran Church,
which I had promised to do the night before.
I had planned to meet him there at 8:30
am, but not thinking about gasy time I arrived there at 8 and waited
till he showed up shortly before 9. As I
stood outside the church during the interim time, I greeted the people I knew
that were also showing up to the church early.
The church itself is of a relatively large size; standing at
approximately 30’X 60’. The building is
a grey cinder block building with a corrugated metal roof; mostly rectangular
in shape except for an outcrop of 5’ on each side of the rear of the
building. Each of these outcrops has
doors leading into small rooms which each have doors leading onto the stage at
the rear of the building.
Mauritius
I recently
posted pictures up of my trip to Mauritius and had planned on leaving it at
that, but I was recently asked to also write up a post as to what it was that I
did while I was there and a little about the country itself. First I should give a little background
information about the country itself. Mauritius
is a small island country to the east of Madagascar. The country, before it gained its
independence, was once a part of the British Empire and is
where Britain
first tried out its “Great Experiment,” in which it abolished slavery and
imported indentured servants as a labor force.
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