Hello,
's it! I know what it is! I finally experienced ... It warned by some clouds, then some lightning and some swirling winds before the outbreak of cocktail and splashing all over the city. I figured the props on my last visit in late 2009 without really living. I am baptized, I had rain in Mali. Nothing to do with the little London drizzle, nothing to do with either the Paris showers, rain Bamako is that, without a lived but I suppose the closest of the Deluge.
The beneficial effect is immediate cooling of the atmosphere and that, that is priceless! This should give us a cool night. I am unhappy that following the heavy rain tonight, the megaphone the muezzin (one who makes the call to prayer) is suppressed by water 5am. I know it's not very respectful of multiculturalism, but I can not ignore the early morning! If I'm happy with the rain that softens my living, I tell myself that those who sleep outside or near should not enjoy the rain under the same terms
The day was devoted to final adjustments to the agenda of my stay. Many of the institutional partners that we want to meet on vacation. There are lots of expat that snap to the summer holidays. It has everything even a busy schedule. I also took the day to discuss with Yann, you know, and Boubacar, which is the referent Planète Urgence in Bamako. We've updated their computer (permanent wound!) Discuss their work, discuss the impacts of our projects. It is a particular person, rather proud and talkative, but it's a hard worker. We'll spend a good part of this week together.
much for these few lines of the day. He is 22h at a time when I write, and the rain has just resumed.
Good night (provided it is fresh!)
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