I only have a few minutes online. First observation: a French keyboard is just different enough to really throw you. Entering my password was paricularly confusing, since the special characters are in different places. As you might guess, this makes punctuation an adventure, too. This paragraph started out full of semicolons, colons, and commas where "m" is on our keyboards.
Ouaga is fascinating, though I haven't seen much yet. We're staying at a mission called SIL. I had a French interview today to determine what class I'll be in. I'll know the result Saturday.
The people here are so far very friendly, and other than the heat, which isn't actually so bad right now during rainy season, the experience has been wonderful and I'm really looking forward to my stay here.
Tomorrow we drive to Ouahigouya (Why-yee-goo-yah) where we'll be for three months.
Time to go - the weird keyboard makes me type super slow!
1 comment:
I hear ya about the heat. I put a letter to you in the mailbox and had to dry off the "glistening" from my fair Southern skin.Remember, Southern ladies don't perspire, we glisten.
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