Yes! But if you live in a small town like ours, don't be surprised if there's only one doctor's office. That's the only one you can go to. Don't like the doctor? Prefer to go to the doctor in the village where you work? Too bad! They'll send you back to the doctor in your home village. And what if your village is growing so fast that the only doctor isn't accepting new patients? Hope you never get sick! (The good news, according to a coworker who lives in our same village, is that he and his family happen to like our only doctor. When they've been sick, he's made house calls to them after his rounds in the afternoon, even when they haven't asked him to. Yes, doctors here also make house calls.)
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South Africa - November 2011
- In November 2011 we traveled to South Africa and brought Charles's parents along for the ride. We spent a week in and around Cape Town, a few days near Hartbeespoort and the Cradle of Humankind, a couple days at Pilanesberg National Park, and two days with my friend Stephanie and her family in Pretoria. It was a FANTASTIC trip! There are (currently) 78 photos in this album and don't include some of the great places we visited or people we saw. I may add more as we finish weeding through the approximately FOUR THOUSAND photos we took. Seriously. It was a great trip.
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