
I've finally managed to established media, and I have a house, is in the center of town and share with a nurse called Virginie, feed and name spaƱolizar Virginia. Yet we do not know much but it looks very nice. I am very happy with the house after seeing what they asked for some real slums. We paid € 350 each, all inclusive, which is fine seeing as the rents here are almost more expensive than in Paris.
Yesterday Virginia and I went to Surinam illegally, to buy things for the house, as there is around 3 or 4 times cheaper. Sounds like an adventure, but here is standard in the world and almost everyone goes 1 or 2 times a week for shopping. Getting off of the canoe are several is offering to take you to Paramaribo, and then several children want to make porters your purchases. I touched his face a beggar who after putting his hand in his face at least 3 minutes, gave him what had loose 50 cents, and was angry that I gave him little, that there has to 3 beers or 4.
Maroni River is the only thing that separates clears. But both the cops and the canoeists took him to joke.
My trip to Saint Laurent was a little rough, it took me 56 hours to arrive. Elche left the airport to Paris and after waiting 16 hours could take the flight to Guyana
Well while I was in Guadalupe settled the issue of how to gar LLE Saint Laurent as it still was not sure how to reach, but when I was at the airport in Guadeloupe suddenly comes one with a girl and I said are you Raimon?, and I eh, who came because this was a friend of a friend of Melia, the professor with whom I will work, who was also trapped in Guadeloupe, is called Rudy and is very nice (he lives in the jungle), Melia had told I was there too and helped me a lot further to explain many things about
not know how I was, so I asked several English appeared, I finally found the bar, asking a waitress if she had seen someone with funny accent. Melia told Rudy that I was very very short and, of course, was surprised to me, some are still surprised to see me because the joke is extended (if Elche is a town for those things, Saint Laurent more). Good or the case is that I came to Saint Laurent with Rudy.
I have also been taken to "Chinatown" so you know where he is because if I need to crack or heroin (you never know), I really have been to see the fish market (on my pictures). Bought a fish here have told me I called akiba, and then we ate lunch. After the market have come home to let me fish and have led to a mini jungle cove where there is a restaurant boat, I have my first swim in the river Maroni, and I love it!
night we went to a party in an Amerindian village, and I took a volunteer in a clown show. We also went to a party at a house and then went back to the Amerindian village.
Al day after arriving at Saint Laurent, I went to meet the school where he works Melia and I will work myself. The school building is very cool and I have a lot of attention that most students are black, and although the morning when I was there were two fights, the students seem very bright and educated, if you see you say bonjour monsieur! You see them quite participatory in class. Another thing that I learned while in Guadalupe is that I will work in another school (fabric with the Rector of
I also bought a wireless card here and I can safely say that Orange Caribbean this is the greatest thief, loan shark, hustler history. Prepaid recharges expire here! Your refills 5 euros and if not spend it in 6 days you eat the balance, if you refill 10 euros, you have 15 days and so is the thing. What a steal!
The other day I went to dinner with some midwives who met on the Internet before coming here and I could taste the local cuisine: Armadillo At a loss (a kind of cross between pork and dog) At a loss was the good, the armadillo was something else to eat because I served with the shell and the taste is stronger than other meats, but neither was bad. I also tried my first ti'punch, the local cocktail made with white rum, lime and sugar syrup is good too.
Well, I say goodbye for now. Soon I will have internet at home so I'll update blog more often. Greetings to everyone!
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