The first day we arrived at our home in Abéché, we didn’t have any for our home. Everything was still packed away in our container and needed to be found and assembled. Our neighbor loaned us her pot and Fatuma made some noodles and sauce for our first meal. But

how did we eat without silverware and plates? We washed off the top of a barrel, dumped the pasta and sauce on it, and gathered around to eat with our hands.

That night, we didn’t have any beds to sleep on. But we had a birish (a Buy Zoloft online synthetic straw mat), which we spread out on our cement roof. All eight of us slept within a 6 X 8 space on the concrete.

It’s no wonder Sonja compares living in Chad to camping. There are lots of opportunities to “rough it”. Even when we’ve now found our beds, furniture, and utensils, we still prepare many dinners with flashlights, often eat with Buy Fluoxetine Online our hands, and sleep in tents to ward off the mosquitos. Here’s a picture of our bed, which is finally set up:

Our family’s favorite comedian, Jim buy Deltasone online Gaffigan, shares his own thoughts about camping in this clip (#hilarious):

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