A management day!

I don' think management meeting and what that conjures up for us is quite in keeping with the culture. But nevertheless I wanted to have a real head to head and heart to hear talk both to firm up what we still need to do, and make forward plans. So we headed to Moyagalpa, our plan had been to take the bus but the taxi driver here offered me a special price as he said the bus would be slow and full.  He was right, but we survived the experience on the return journey.

We spent some time talking in the park, where there were fixed tables and benches and free WiFi. Other than the growling dogs that kept appearing , it was ideal, and We got a lot of planning done and things clarified that we have been communicating. In ad only ever passed through Moyagalpa but it has a lot of little shops and restaurants. But I am constantly amused by the traffic. I struggle with just me on the moped, but frequently see whole families or large pieces of equipment.

Our focus today was to provide each teacher Worth a bag of stationery, as they are expected to buy their own out of a meagre salary. The shops are so helpful, people just seem prepared to wait and staff don't mind how many items you get out to look at. Once our mission was achieved we found an adaptor for my electric spent so I can make tea, then found lunch.

We had to wait a while for the bus, but again here, no one seems to mind.