Day 14: No Hurry in Africa

          I would say that I'm sorry I don't have anything really to write about concerning today, but I'm not.  As the saying goes: "There's no hurry in Africa".  We relaxed for a whole week after the funeral, and now after visiting the first half of Marangu Falls, we decided to take another day off  before seeing the second.
          Or something like that.  I'm not entirely sure why we didn't do anything today, it just seemed to be a mutual subconscious consensus.  Of course, I didn't just lay about the whole day, I spent a few hours slaving away on this blog.  I'll have to remember to wipe all my sweat and blood of the keyboard before I go to sleep.
          Speaking of sleep, both me and (more importantly) Baba have been doing a whole lot more of that.  I'd wake up some morning and just lie there, unable to think of one convincing reason to get up.  Or else reasoning why that reason is not a good reason to get up.  My baba has long suffered from insomnia and just plain general trouble sleeping.  It seems that part of the reason may have been that he wasn't in Africa.  Moshi is, unfortunately, a little too hot for him to be really comfortable, but he did sleep very well in Arusha, near his old hometown.
          Typically, when I start something by talking about how I have nothing to say and then proceed to spit out several paragraphs, I feel obligated to go on as long as I can, and often make up extremely long and rambling sentences that can span an entire paragraph just in order to keep on talking about absolutely nothing at all, however I have decided that, since I always strive to try and not be to predictable, I would not do that this time, but rather just end the post here, so I am very sorry, but if you want to keep reading more about me, Tate in Tanzania, you'll have to do that somewhere else, like here.
          From now on, I think I'll just skip any days I don't have anything to report on (like this).  If you wonder what I did, the answer is very simple:



Nothing.


E’ya! - Tate


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