The guards made us a celebration lunch- so cute of them! Doro Wot is the fancy meal in Ethiopia, so they made us that and a few other things. Guys usually don't cook much here but they did great! It was the perfect structure to the day- get up to have lunch, but no other obligations. We were in bed by about 7:45 and I was zonked so maybe this is a good transition to the "new schedule."
Brian starts tomorrow, and I will probably head in to work tomorrow afternoon or something. I think I am a little apprehensive just not having any idea what the job will be like. My American good friends in Addis are still in the states and will be
back in a few weeks, so I haven't had people to rush and call.
Anyways, we are both having such a good time settling in, and together. Took me an hour and a half to make our simple lunch of hummus, carrot sticks, and grilled cheese sandwiches because I wanted to get the hummus exactly right. (It didn't turn our exactly right,but oh well...) Brian has been drilling/hanging a pot holder hook, a robe hook, connecting the washer, and now working on a wine glass rack. He sat down to lunch and said, "It is SO great to have a wife to cook for me!" and I said, "It is so great to have a husband that has power tools!" He is using them right away.
COLD!!! It is chilly chilly here, quite a change. Driving home from the airport in the taxi, looking at dark Addis in the middle of the night, it was so great knowing I was going to a cozy home with a fireplace that my husband would make fires for me in, and warmth and love in it! We keep thinking, Wow!! I don't have to get up from sitting on the couch and drive home to dark, dank HQ!! I LIVE here with my husband!! It's great.
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Welcome Home and Happy house warming!!! So great to hear how well you both are doing. It makes me want to visit addis again. Lord willing, the whole family will get to join us on the next trip.
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