After a week of hectic preparations, the YWCA clowns made the first performance in the annual meeting of the YWCA Mombasa. The show went great, and everyone appreciated the new skills that the youth has acquired in our training.
It seems that three more weeks is little to short a time for the training and it puts more emphasis on the continuation phase after we have left. Hopefully we have given enough knowledge for the training to keep on for a while and also there are surely skills that can be taught between the youth and from other people that live here.
The weather is humid and hot as usual and we try to go to the beach to cool down, but the last week hasn't left much time for beach life. It's amazing to see the development in some of the youth, who themselves seem genuinely surprised at what they have been able to learn. Some who were all ready at a high level on our arrival may not be surprised but hopefully inspired. I'm pleased to say that despite the fact that none of the youth could juggle before, everyone can now handle at least three balls. Some of them are already better jugglers than us. So everything is alright hakuna matata over and out for now
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