Annick, her carpet stories and other stories… (20 May – 14 June 2011)

I accompanied Monique in shopping for the school almost every day : from salt to doormat, from stack of paper to kitchen towel, also providing meat every Wednesday and the morning meals. I met Peter from the Clay House Project when Monique was discussing with him of the steps to be taken to repair the plaster of the walls after the rainy season and of an estimate for the construction of the covered playground and find funding … to see finally the result on recent photos of Monique!

We went to a English private school at Otjikondo, located about an hour and a half from Otjiwarongo; the welcome was warm and the visit very instructive. Then, we have a better understanding of how all actions taken in this direction by the associations, including Peri Naua participate in Better Living and Learning for these children. The drive was also a great fun time with the landscapes and wildlife of Namibia. We had some walking tours on the heights of the Waterberg where we lived moments of peace, almost meditative.  In a property of a nearby guesthouse, we enjoyed the spectacle of weaver nests, the escapades of graceful impalas, the surprised gaze of a waterbock and the crimsonbreasted shrike, beautiful birds black and red approaching closer.  A big thank to those who helped me to prepare and conduct on-site this wonderful mission!”

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