Joey just returned from visiting our home and he could not be more excited. Our site is beautiful! We stay about 20 meters (yes, we’ve gone metric) from a well respected family that has taken good care of us on our visits. They don’t talk much so we studied each other in silence. Our house consists of two small rooms, but the double bed we ordered would not have fit in the bedroom, so I asked them to knock down the interior wall so we will just have one room (approx. 4m x 5m). We also have an insaka for cooking and hanging out outside, a cimbusu, and a temporary bathing shelter. We get water from a spring fed waterhole about 500m away.

Here’s a picture of our crib taken from our insaka. You can see the cimbusu just left of the house and the temporary bathing shelter to the right.  We have a bit of landscaping to do and improvements to make, but it’s a great set up and the scenery is beautiful.

Also, Joey was able to watch the MSU vs. Butler final 4 game last night. It started here at 0:30 (yes, we're doing military time too) and ended around 3:00. He talked to a bartender who happily left the TV on ESPN when he closed the bar. He was let in by the security guard and he watched the game by himself. The game had the all the potential, agony, excitement and disappointment that he could handle. Although MSU lost, it was still a great experience and he's glad he got to do it.