Food is MMM good.

For those who were concerned about the digestables, it has not been an issue by any means. And for those who suggested, like Keiko, that losing weight would be an easy accomplishment in Africa, I think personal discipline will have to continue to rule. The third night I was in town, I went with a large group of teachers, Salvation Army workers, and Food for the Hungry employees, to a birthday party at an Indian restaurant. The food was incredible. This has been the case for all the places I have gone - pizza places (though, there is really only one kind of cheese in Rwanda), a coffee shop with internet access and better than Starbucks americanos, and a city market that has a variety of choices for my grocery list - cheap vegatables and fruits, soy milk, fresh bread, etc. The meat is questionable and will remain that way for me. And, Oh! The ice cream, or an ode to ice cream.....mmmm delicious.

So guys, I'll miss big ice teas, ice in general, restaurants with service that comes within a couple of hours, and protein, but other than that, I am satisfied.