Les bonnes

The other night while hanging around with some other assistants talking about expiriences in Guadeloupe, a question was asked that was something along the lines of "what are things you've gotten used to in Gwada that's really not normal." There are many but I just had one of those moments right now, sitting in the computer room at school when all the power went out and I was completely unphased. I just remained at the desk in front of a blank computer screen, headphones in but no longer playing music, and started working on something else in a dark room, as if nothing was wrong or out of the ordinary.

Anyways, I'm not sure if it's because it's nearing the end or what, but these past few weeks here have just been really nice. Maybe it's the whales I've seen while walking on the boulevard, or the amazing massive waves of the ocean, or the beautiful waterfalls, or being with the other assistants that have become lifelong friends for sure or maybe the way one of the chickens loves to listen to me practicing my mandolin, but whatever it is, Im realizing how much I will miss this place when I leave.

Premiere chute du carbet

Temporary exhibit at a museum in Pointe a Pitre

Cochon

A church service we almost unknowingly interrupted

Window view

Blood spit on my blanket this morning from the war the Mosquitos waged against my face last night. I think they won, and I think I'll wash my face with bug spray tonight