And after two weeks apart, we are ALL back together, safe and sound in the SIM guest house in Ouaga. The Yako group came back depressed from leaving the orphans. The Mahadaga group came back dirty from 8 hours in a non air conditioned van. But now we are all together for our final days, restarting our constant nights of card games. Tomorrow we are off to church where we were invited to sing a song (good thing we're all education, computer and engineering majors).
From Ouaga, peace out.
Reunited and it feels so good
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I am so happy to hear you are all together again! It is so neat to see the friendships that were formed all because of a j term cross cultural! Enjoy your last few days together! But there are some of us back home that are excited to see you all again! Praying for all of you! Deb
Thanks to all who have posted on the blog. We very much enjoyed it. Jean and Doug Silvis
Ditto Deb & Jean's comments. The blog has made it seem like we were a small part of your experience. As a parent, it's so good to know your child has made some great friends. :) Bon voyage, all! Karen
I have enjoyed following these blogs immensely. Modern technology is amazing. It helped to be able to be in touch with you in this way!! We can't wait until you are all safely back in the states! But are happy that things went so well for you!! Love ya!
ditto to all of the above. How quickly time passed and what awesome experiences you all have had! We also want to thank you for the many blog posts. You are an amazing yound group of people! God bless each of you and bring you safely home. Matt and Cornelia Manieri
The team contacted the Collaboratory office yesterday saying their internet has gone down and probably won't be back up before they leave to come home. They wanted everyone to know they are doing well but won't be able to post to the blog anymore. You should be able to contact team members around 2pm (EST) on Wed. 25th after they arrive at Dulles airport.
Tony Caito
Collaboratory Manager
Thank you for the update, Tony!
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