Here is the team of six muzungus giving news once again. We have actually some news of this last month of January.
\nThe Work-Camp we joined in January ended last week on January the 27th. Though we did not join for the whole working time we had the chance to share great nights within the last two weeks. We shared what we called \u201cCultural nights\u201d with locals and other international volunteers. Since there were volunteers from six different countries we had six of them. What means, so to say, that we spent most of our week evenings going to UPA (the NGO we are working for). The Spanish cultural night happened to be the first one. Spanish omelets, calimocho (cocacola mixed with wine) and pan amb tom\u00e0quet was the menu for this first try. German cultural night followed and a delicious kind of \u201chot dog\u201d was given to each of us. It was actually one the only meals with meat for the work-camp volunteers! On Friday, the French girls cooked the desert for the whole group: Charlotte (not \u2018\u00e0 la fraise\u2019 but \u2018\u00e0 l\u2019ananas given the fact that you cannot find strawberries in Uganda). Dutch and Koreans got together to cook. They started with a very tasty and exotic Korean dish, followed by the dutch one, though it was apparently just regular \u201cFrench fries\u201d.
\nAll these international nights were accompanied by cultural dances, music and cultural quizzes to learn about each country. A special song was sung by the Dutch volunteer who showed us his work with a group of immigrants children in The Netherlands. This work consisted in a song, type RAP, that you can enjoy clicking or accessing this link (this singing skills were clearly better that the cooking ones, Sony was his name):<\/p>\n