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2013.07.24文化之夜＠Taiwan Embassy, Mbabane, Swaziland
今天是文化之夜，主要是歡送史瓦濟蘭大使即將離任，外交替代役男正好也即將返國，搭了個順風車，今晚便似乎成了我們的結業晚會lol。當優秀的同梯唱起「再見史瓦濟蘭」一曲時，即便我只是當拿mic的小弟，但在這裡九個月來的生活情景一點一點浮現在腦中，從新奇到習慣，進而想念故鄉，最後則對此感到依依不捨。這是我第一次長期居住在異國，很開心在這邊認識了一群非常好的同梯友人，以及許多照顧我們的長輩，當然能在最後一小段時間與青年大使及北醫醫療團結識，也是相當難得的機會。很慶幸自己選擇了外交替代役，雖然對於未來仍然有那麼點茫然與未知，但在史國的經歷、成長與所學，將伴隨我度過未來的每一次挑戰。
So close to say goodbye to my lovely cats. The very last week in Swaziland, After 3 months, Rody has grown rapidly. He is the biggest among the 3 kittens. Hope they can live well after I leave.
Never forget your friends, even though you are at the peak!
@Waterford, Mbabane, Swaziland
No matter how hard life is, keep climbing!
Under the toughness of Sibebe, we suffered, we laughed, we climbed.
@Sibebe, Swaziland
Long way
We don't always know the destination in our life, but there is always an end in the long way. Just keep going and fighting!
2013.07.19 Medical Outreach in Big Bend
The second time I joined the medical outreach, it was totally different from the first time in ACC. The outreach was held in a school near Big Bend, where is the bend of Usutu River(the biggest river in Swaziland).
We arrived at the school around nine o'clock, and started the mission after taking the group picture. Five doctors and one dentist was in charged for the outreach. Compared to the last one, there were roughly 380 patients, which were about two times than last time. I was in charged to direct the way for patients. Standing outside all day long wasn't an easy job since the wind was so strong that it blew lots of sand. But compared to the doctors, our duty seemed much easier!
Kids around the school liked our cameras. They just asked us to take one picture and the other. Maybe that would be the only chance for them to take pictures in their whole life.
Even though join an outreach is a really exhausting work, I enjoy it a lot. Only if we step into the rural area, we can see the real Swaziland, where E10 is enough for a five people family per day, where people walk 3 hours for treatment because they normally have no money to pay, where kids can be easily satisfied with a single photo. We already have so much that we should always be grateful!
Although it's only a wall apart, my cats have to learn to be independent. Hope they can grow healthily after I leave Swaziland!
