This last week has given me a better idea of what I will be doing for most of the next year. I will infact be teaching computers...mostly an introduction to the machines that many students have never ever used before. I will be introducing a few simple programs like Microsoft Work and Excel and I hope to introduce AutoCAD to some of the construction students when possible. In the afternoons we get a chance to play sports with a couple hundred children. Students that attend the school along with many local children living in Gatenga, Kigali show up to the school and play mostly Futball (American Soccer), Volleyball, and Basketball. I really enjoy playing with the kids and starting to develop friendships.
After sports the students that board here (roughly 100 plus students) all meet near out residents to pray the rosary in Kinyarwandan. Although we only know very basic greating in Kinyarwanda, me and Mitchell join in and pray the rosary with the kids. Since we have started I feel like the students give us more respect and have become much more personal.
During our free time we try and learn French. A very nice German volunteer, Hannah, that lives in the same area has been a huge help.

Yesterday was Mitchell's brithday and we went out to a nice Indian restrauant. The food was excellent and I think Mitchell was very happy that we went. Also, a few days ago, a new volunteer, Deborah, came to the school. She is a psychologist and will help with some the of the students and local children. I am excited for tomorrow, Sunday. There will be a soccer match at the school between Gatenga students (18-20) and another local Kigali district. I hope all is well with everyone back home.