Sleep is one of the greatest things in the world.
After almost “face planting” into my dinner last night I somehow found the strength to stumble back to my room where I had one of the best nights rests in days. Nothing quite like exhaustion to make the bed feel extra comfy. I doubt I even turned over once before the alarm woke me 9 hours later.
Breakfast was wonderful. Scrambled eggs, baked beans and toast. And lots and lots of coffee!
My breakfast companions were three people from Burkina Faso. One man is a professor of forestry, another is the head of the IT department at the insitution, and the lady is a professor who studies about seeds and germination. They all speak french as a first language but their English was quite good. Still, it helped that I have paper and pen nearby to write out a few words that we could not understand when spoken.
Internet is still “touch and go”. Michael is letting me use his PC to check email and it is a little differnet keyboard layout so you may see more typos than usual. My computer has also been giving some odd errors but it seems to be working OK.
I have taken photos but uploading them will have to wait for a more dependable Internet connection – or when I have more patience.
Now I am going to check on the meeting location to make sure that everything is set for tomorrow! Hope to have one last post of the day around 2-3pm ET on Sunday.
