Travel Reports

oct/nov

Hambantota

Sadly, we were not able to stay with Carima and Ronnie this time. Like all people who were living at the lagoon, they were awaiting their eviction date which could be at any time.  All have started to remove the reusable parts of their houses to be prepared.

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Resla

After our last visit and the shutdown of our payments, we did not expect to hear from Resla again.

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Chammi

At our family’s annual party to celebrate either a birthday (… or not!) of one of the siblings, this time we celebrated the 60th birthday of our sister.

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Sifaya

The main issue was once again the girls, Nasreen and Nasmeela. Sifaya was very upset about the fact that whenever they were short of money, that the tuition classes for the girls had to be cancelled. Most probably this happens quite often.

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Ruhi

 Remembering the hours of shopping with Ruhi in the spring, we handed an envelope with money discreetly to the girl and wished her a lot of fun shopping on her own.

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Maduka

Even after our blunt words with Maduka in the spring, we hardly heard from him.  The bad news that his Aunt had passed away August 1st, and therefore, he did not even attend the A Level tests on August 5th had been forwarded to us by Roy.

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Azra

It is always great to meet people we know on the streets of Hambantota. This time I did not even have both legs out of the car yet, when Rasmiya came running across the street. She was on her way to work and grabbed both of my hands to greet me.  After a short moment of hesitation, she fell around my neck. Michel had to do with a shy smile.

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