Life goes on
Hello,
Everything OK down here. Haven't found a house yet but still looking (it's as hard as in Paris or London). In the meantime, I am walking all the streets, learning swahili and making tons of new friends ;-) The big news here is that Koffi Anan might stop by in a week to shake everybody's hand. Sorry not many new pictures today but I promise more for soon.
A quick picture of Alex's office inside the MONUC base camp (she drives one of the white vans parked in front).
The UN has different levels to assess the threat. We're in zone 3, which is basically OK (because the UN is not needed if it is in zone 1 or 2). Level 4 is when there's shooting and level 5 means 'let's get out of here'.
Mosquitoes favorite moment: when the sun goes down
Everything OK down here. Haven't found a house yet but still looking (it's as hard as in Paris or London). In the meantime, I am walking all the streets, learning swahili and making tons of new friends ;-) The big news here is that Koffi Anan might stop by in a week to shake everybody's hand. Sorry not many new pictures today but I promise more for soon.
A quick picture of Alex's office inside the MONUC base camp (she drives one of the white vans parked in front).
The UN has different levels to assess the threat. We're in zone 3, which is basically OK (because the UN is not needed if it is in zone 1 or 2). Level 4 is when there's shooting and level 5 means 'let's get out of here'.
Mosquitoes favorite moment: when the sun goes down
posted by Raffi at 1:06 PM
2 Comments:
Si c'est alex qui conduit le bus je comprends qu'on soit en niveau d'alerte 3...
Hey Raffi!
C'est génial ce compteur geiser pour la "threat assessment level"!
Mais dis moi ça marche à pile? à télécommande? C'est qui le fabricant?
Bises à tous les deux,
MA
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