Friday, February 6, 2009

I'm back! (In Africa)

Hello!

For those who weren't aware, I'm back in Africa. I'm finishing my last few months of medical school in style by working at Moi University Hospital in Eldoret, Kenya. I'll be working here through mid-march, after which I'll be gallivanting until my mid-May graduation to Doctorhood.

I'm also accepting suggestions onwhat to do with 6 free weeks in East Africa. I just have to make it to Nairobi by May 1st. Leading possibilities include Ethiopia, Madagascar, or perhaps heading to the coast and bartering my labor to get on a boat and learn to sail. Anyone want in?

More soon!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I've been following your blogs since you were in Ghana the first time (told about it from your Erwin relatives) -- when my son Ben -- from Yarmouth, Maine, was also in Ghana. I looked at your blog today on a fluke when checking another friends' and was so happy to see you're in Kenya now. I lived there for two years as a teenager: in Kisumu and Nairobi, where my parents were conducting cross-cultural research in child development. I know it's changed a lot since the Kenyatta days, but I have the very best memories of an amazing country! Take care and I'll be following your blog once again!