MAC 2011
HULLLOOOOOOOO. SO. I'm back from Sabah! Three weeks in a kampung stuck with cows and chickens. It was great! This post is for Joanna btw, I think you're the only one reading this blog anyway. Even I don't read itxD ANYWAY. It would take FOREVER to type down everything that happened in those three weeks, but I'll do a short summary. For the first two weeks, this was pretty much our schedule everyday: 5:30/6am (crazy early right): Wake up 7am : Breakfast! (usually biscuits with diluted tea/coffee) 8am : Quiet time [: 9am - 1pm : Lectures 2pm-3.30 pm : work duties 4-5pm : Outreach prep 6pm : Dinner 7.30pm(ish) : Discussion groups Yup. Pretty busy schedule, didn't have much free time, and the free time we did have was mostly used to bathe/wash clothes. AND ONE THING YOU SHOULD KNOW, bathing in a sarong isn't as easy as it sounds. Well actually the bathing part is okay, but changing from your clothes INTO a sarong is a hard part. There's practically no privacy at