The Hills Are Alive

Wow...Today was crazy. But before I start on that I just wanted to say that I will get around to talking about this weekend and yesterday...later. Today however, I will talk about now. Jack was sick yesterday and still had a fever this morning, so he stayed home. my dad had taken a visiting group from the states out to Morija and stayed there over night, so I had to help get the kids ready for school...I think they helped more than I did. Andrew cooked ham and cheese eggs and Alifa cooked the sausages. Basically I crawled out of bed and made it to the table silver (they race to the table). And helped serve breakfast and pour drinks... after I woke up a little otherwise there may have been some wet laps! Mom took AndAlZack to school and Jack and I started a movie. Just after mom got back Tim called and said that Traig was going to set up a satellite at the hanger to try and see what went wrong with one out in the field, and he needed some help. Mom and I stopped by Pep (the Lesotho version of wal-mart) to pick out some work shoes because my Batas are finished as it is and I'm going to be in or around snow up in the southern Mountains of Lesotho. Then she dropped me at the hanger. I helped Joe on another inspection while George, another Mosotho/American volunteer, helped Traig on the satellite until lunch. After lunch we finished the satellite setup and George and I helped out around the hanger. I have to go to sleep now, because I need to be up at 6. It is very late ... at 9:20pm! Hahaha...yup. I get back on Thursday afternoon and will have a tale to tell then...and I wont forget about this past weekend either.