Yes, you read that correctly.
Plastic bags, like handled grocery bags, are prohibited in Rwanda.
We spent 2 hours at the border going through all 43 peoples big bags & backpacks to get rid of them.
It was fun… or something like that.
Continuing with photo-a-day in Rwanda:
Day 5
Bikes are a common form of transportation!
They have cushioned seats on the back for people to sit on.
Day 6
A place down the road that makes charcoal,
which is useful for cooking preparations done over fire.
Day 7
Our team got to dedicate 9 babies at church
She did not want me holding her while we dedicated her.
Day 8
Mama’s here carry their babies on their backs.
Coffee Date with Kaitlyn
*** I still have $2,800 to raise by
March 1st or else I will be sent home from the field.
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