Thank you for your patience. Finally I have the opportunity to share my life in Togo. This is the Internet not always that simple.
am now I have two weeks here, but it seems to me a lot longer ago. We are a group of sixteen Volunteers, some from the voluntary services, in part by the SCI (Service Civil International). Through September we spend together before we come to our host families and start with our projects. This is very good for acclimatization, as it is but a few things that are very different than in Germany. Thus, we can discover many things together and make our group leaders many questions.
The first few days after our arrival, we are still in Lomé, the capital remained. Here we have various ministries and the German Embassy made our respects. Important for cross-cultural understanding and exchange.
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We live in a house with three rooms where we hung our mosquito nets indiscriminately and living out of suitcases. You will sleep on the floor, happy is he who has a foam pad Daei. After a week, treat yourself to the most but then a foam mattress, the floor is really very hard, and the unfamiliar noises can sleep a rather uneasy. For example, the cock crows here already about half past four in the morning and then at least half an hour, until everyone really awake.
In the four weeks that we spend together before starting our project, we have an orientation seminar and make a joint work camp. Our predecessors have built a youth center, we take care of the 'garden'. It should have built a playground and trees and flowers are planted. We probably start on Monday.
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my new work Spatz |
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Sabrina and I have |
So in general I can say that I've already acclimated very well and I totally feel comfortable. I look forward to next year ...
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