is now the first twelve months passed. Looking back, I must say that I have experienced this month very much. A lot of new experiences and impressions dominate this very first month. In my first review you've experienced my first week was. Some of the technological genanten new impressions I had processed over time, other process I'm still alive. What I notice is that everything takes time. Initially brasste everything at me, I had absolutely no sense of direction and could remember nothing. In time, I feel all doing fine. Firstly, the Dalla Dalla drive. Dalla Dallas, the city buses, small Japanese car buses that are full of bruised people. When I saw the first time, I thought I should ever take these buses alone. Now it works, but it's very chaotic. First, the scramble at the entrance and the other watching, that I do not get stolen or to know which bus goes in which direction. Washing or going to the toilet are no problems after that was done several times, you get the best techniques out already. Similarly, the food with your right hand, without silverware, was at first funny, But the yes is not a problem as a child we all have eaten with hands. On what I still must get used to the overall volume is here. To me it seems so as if I took ear plugs out of the ear since I'm here. Whether it's the loud music in the bars, the TV or home stereo or car radio now, everything here is always turned up fully and then with full bass. Since I already enjoy the odd power cut, the more often occurrences. Similarly, the Tanzanians have a very powerful and impressive voice. In addition to the start of the school, of whom you know already, I have in my spare time also experienced a lot. So I was, for example, the first time in the Indian Ocean . Baden We made a trip to South Beach, the most beautiful stand section of Dar Es Salaam. The water was very warm, the white fine sandy beach was wonderfully soft under my feet and stuck out in the background many palm trees. How is the Indian Ocean just so imagine. Among other things, I was now also the first time in the City Centre. There, every day is a typical African market, with lots of people who are there on the way, here is hardly room to walk and then squeeze still honking cars in between. Here you get on the road really all it takes. Barker would not be here indispensable. After my third week I was standing before a long weekend. As more than eindrittel the Tanzanian Population are Muslims, Sunday and Monday were holidays, because of Ramadan was over. Two Muslim friends of George invited us to dinner on Sundays. For them it was the first meal of the day for several weeks. After dinner they took us to downtown, where a great feast was celebrated. All Muslims were able to come here and demonstrations, could view such as in karate. George and I were probably the only Christians there, we were received with joy. The next day I showed George with two other friends in the Coco Beach. Here was full of people, as was a holiday, yes. The beach was crowded and was also played on a big stage live music. This beach is on the local population is very popular. People were only the first ten feet in the water, since no one can swim. My Swahili is so slow and his GUIDELINES. At first I could not, as I said, hold nothing really, but in the last, fourth week I could start this now also. Since the second week I had to fight the cold, which will not heal. I also got a flu infection at the end of the month with suspected typhoid fever (which turned out not to luck), because I stupidly careless drunk unboiled water. That was once an experience that I'll have to deal with me, whether sooner or later. Stupid is that I two days I missed in school.
