I thought I would devote a bit to the seemingly random activities I end up involved in here in Cape Town…what would life be like without the usual (very usual, in my case) randomness, hey?
-Catching chilled vibes at Stones on Wednesday nights.
-Spending Saturday mornings at the Old Biscuit Mill.
-Sitting on Jammie Steps before, during, and after lectures at UCT.
-“Studying” at the Clifton beaches after class.
-Spending Tuesday nights at my Safrican friends’ digs, catching up on youtube videos with their uncapped internet (can you say Rebecca Black “Friday”?).
-Driving to signal hill for sunset overlooking the coast of Cape Town. Here, pictured with Home Group.
-Attending a stormer’s rugby match.
-Seeing Michael Eaton, a biblical guru, speak at church.
-Getting dinner with the entire program at Pancho’s (what I called Nacho Libre, where my friend Mike works) for Sam’s birthday.
-Stalking Denzel and Ryan at the world cup stadium (they are filming a movie here called Safehouse)—this was only for Sam’s birthday.
-FINALLY cleaning my room (it took me almost 2 months to unpack fully).
-Taking empty minibuses to Springboks for Thursday jug nights.
-Hi-HIKING, HIKING, and MORE HIKING! Lion's Head, Nursery Ravine, Skeleton's Gorge, Table View...
-Going on chow missions with Dylan to Rock Sushi Thai and Rafiki’s for banana and avo pizza!
-Attending African dance on Tuesdays and Thursdays and laughing hysterically with the other many Americans in the class. Our performance is scheduled for May 5th.
-Making pancakes (Safrican style) at 1 am at the digs of some of my friends and then attempting to stick them to the ceiling.
-Playing balderdash at home group. Threpterophilia: the obsession with female nurses. No one voted for that one.
-Going to play soccer with kids in 5-7 grade from the township of Khayelitsha, every Tuesday from 2-5.
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