Chapter 35: My Worst Fear
My worst fear, and I’m embarrassed to say but I will anyway, was having to go pee in the bush.
Chapter 34: Juma
One morning in Kondoa town invited me over to play music at his house behind the hotel.
Chapter 33: Infrastructure
Brick-by-handmade-brick, the tower went up. Soon, it would hold two water tanks and solar panels.
Chapter 32: The Tower
Tower construction began on market day, and led to a lot of people stopping by to watch the work.
Chapter 31: Our Hotel Family
Initial digging had concluded, but we still had to test the water, build the tower, and dig trenches.
Chapter 30: Inch-by-Inch
The next two weeks went by slowly as the drillers dug inch-by-inch toward the depth of 100m.
Chapter 29: Fade-In to a Movie
It was like a fade-in into a movie, one that started with a reunion between two friends.
Chapter 28: Two and a Half Minutes
It took two and a half minutes to walk off the plane into the Turkish airport and breathe the unfamiliar smells.
Chapter 27: Vancouver
The time had come to leave. I knew this because I had used my last square of toilet paper.
Chapter 26: Party in a Cornfield
With a car full of just about everyone, we headed to Iyoli one last time before leaving, but this time it was for a party.
