The volcano has been erupting daily, I am losing track of when and how often. We are getting lesser ash though, which makes it easier to breathe, thankfully. My father has been expressing, how much of a blessing it is that we are getting a trickle of water in the pipe. Honestly, it is. We are able to fill containers and empty bottles with this trickle and whatever we catch up is put to good use.
Relatives from overseas are trying to help us. My cousin, Toosie from Canada is arranging to pack some foodstuff for us and my uncle sent us some change via Western Union. However, everyone else's family is also doing the same thing. Therefore, there are abnormally long lines to stand in. My family might not get through with getting this money for a while because of this. My parents tried to but were unsuccessful. The jeep is also, very very dusty. My father is trying to keep it clean, but it's difficult. He decided to pay some guys at the side of the road to clean it off.
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THE ASHY STATE OF THE JEEP
Today was a slow day for me, so I used the opportunity to do the majority of my final assessment. I was pleased with myself at the end of the day because I did most of it. The current went for a half-hour, so I used the time to chill a bit. Afterwards, my mother fried some Balahou and we ate it with was leftover vegetable rice. It was delicious. Dinner was even more yum. Cheese toastees!
At sunset, was the new moon of the second month, known as Ziv in Hebrew. We could not have our own gathering, but we still looked for the new moon. We didn't get to see it, but it was confirmed. We joining the service online, and listening to a great message from Deacon Polydore. In general, today was okay, stuff is still happening, but it could be way worse.
