17/6
Oh, Yeah! Finally we reached our goal. It was great to get to Dar es Salaam today in late afternoon. We even got to see Zanzibar, since the flight went that way. The sun hasted downhill, and the air was warm and gentle. Joseph picked us up in a little bus and all our suit cases were packed into it. We went through the traffic jam to the “mission”. We are tired after two days of travel but happy as ever. Some thé and sandwich later and we pass out in the nice guest house. There are three toilets in the house. -Well, soon at least, When Jonas have fixed the third one. He can´t get hold of himself when he discovers something to fix.
Zara found a wig and a sun hat, big as a parasoll and couldn´t get hold of herself either. Richard has bought a cap and he didn´t even understand that it was a designed Stetson. He is so humble.
Gunilla suspects a centipede to have had a go on her foot. She is swollen and very anxious. Then the other foot swell as well, and she was calm again. The centipede was cleared from all charges.
Word of the day: “It is not the big animals we should fear, but the tiny ones.”
20/6
Vi lämnar Mwanza på väg mot Shinyenga. Victoriasjön glimmade till höger om oss. Vi fortsätter och sveper förbi dignande mangoträd, mimosa, papaya, aloe vera. Zara berättar att Aloen blommar en gång i livet, seda n dör den. Men blomman sträcker sig rakt upp i skyn och blir flera meter lång. Vilken hädangång!
Position latitud: Syd 2.7510, longitud; öst 33.0159, höjd 1205 möh. Vi kör i 91 km/h. Alla dessa data kan med säkerhet fastställas med hjälp av Jonas datadevice/gps. Vi roar och oroar oss kungligt.
20/6
Kära dagbok.
Idag har jag varit i kyrkan. Det var bra.
Sen övade vi ett drama. Det var också bra.
Imorgon ska vi köpa tyg. Det ska bli roligt.
Hej då.
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