Our expectations for Johannesburg were low. Everyone we talked to about South Africa had one of three comments when we said we were “going to Johannesburg and Cape Town”:
Earlier, I share a blog dedicated to short quotes of vignettes from Tanzania. Here is the Rwandan edition.
Most of my articles have had a unifying topic. Today, for your amusement, I offer you a hodgepodge of quotes and shorter anecdotes from Tanzania. I know we have left, but I thought you would like these.
After I wrote the article about Rwandan security, I thought our travails had ended. Relieved, I took this picture of the sunset from the Kigali, Rwanda airport. Our toubles were behind us.
Travel Travails I: Super Security and an Endangered Monkey
El Al should be feeling a tad competitive now.
I have told you about our marvelous days viewing the gorillas.
In “The Blues Brothers” (one of my favorite movies) the opening scene feature Jake Blues as he leaves Joliet prison. His brother Elwood meets him there and drives him back to his apartment.
We had the most amazing two-day experience with mountain gorillas.
This blog is a lighter one. If you are looking for depth today, this is not for you. This is the second blog of the day. I usually only do one, but I wanted to balance the more serious blog about genocide.