Oops, there go the plans that all seemed to be lining up. As there will be follow-on appointments it doesn't make sense for us to fly into Kovol on Monday as we had planned. We'll need to push things back 3-6 weeks while the wrist heals. It wouldn't be wise to be a 45-minute helicopter ride away from the doctor if there are complications.
Life in Papua New Guinea is so very different from back in Europe. After a week in PNG we've been acclimatising again. We've been finding that it feels at the same time familiar and different.
We're recovering from our 36-hour journey back to PNG this week. The jet-lag is still making us mega tired in the evenings, but otherwise we're happy to be back in beautiful PNG! I remembered to get my camera out on the journey and the result is a video that shows you a little bit of what it is like to leave home and travel to the other side of the world.
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Lois S. · 05/09/2020 at 1:20 am
Thanks for sharing. It is great to get such a concise overview of your first term, and learn a little more about you, as the Hansens’ and Stanleys’ coworkers. Blessings as you share about the work with others.