Daylife
Walking out of my house, watching the kids going to school at 7:30 am. Don't forget your uniform, or you can't enter the school!
As french teachers complain about their 30 children, they should think about the african classrooms filled with more than 50...
motorbikers cleaning their bikes at the river:
Work
And because some might wonder if i'm working sometimes... What am I doing during the day?
Besides reading reports about compost or task management, meeting people and writing notices, I sometimes go for visits and interviews. An example with Prince Momo, from the chefferie Foto, that i visited last month, and who shows us his fields a month later.
same for tomatoes and corn:
what's his secret? COMPOST! he has been making it for years, using corn canes and grass, or organic waste.
How to check if the compost has done his job? by looking at the depth of the earth, as Benoit, my new colleague, explains (he's the one who studied agriculture and who works on waste management, as I specialized in environmental engineering and work on composting, find the logic...)
my colleague Elise, doing her market:
we take advantage of the visit for sightseeing a little bit:
They finally finished the roofs of the "Market A"...
(note that it was written white on green before, but because these are the colors of the party of opposition - SDF, they had to paint over...)

Back to the fun now!
The best designer in the town, making my loincloth for the Girl's day of the chefferie Fongo Tongo.
The day after, I went to funerals, again, but that time, just for eating ;) and a friend's sister made plaits with pearls all over my head, and now i look like Lady Ponce, the famous "Bikutsi" singer! nice, but when it comes to sleep...

A Sunday at the university
as i was supposed to go to Mount Bamboutos, but the weather was unsure, I decided to visit the campus with a friend.
Dschang and the University from the hills:
inside de dormitories ("parity" is not a common word yet...)
on the hill: crops, in order to maximize the space:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamboutos
2 commentaires:
Je vois que tout se passe bien! Tu fais du compost de quoi? J'attends ta visite ouagalaise!
Bises
Juliette
ça a ça va!
compost de la matière organique des déchets ménagers, comme ça on fait d'une pierre de coup avec assainissement de la ville et amélioration de la structure des sols :)
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