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| Carl listening intently to day #1 official welcome |
As a
sophomore I am currently a pre-kinesiology major, hoping to be accepted to the
program later this spring. I will also be adding a human rights minor to my
curriculum when I get back to the States. After seeing so little I am already
excited for the rest of the semester. All the people that are on the trip are
amazing and my two co-interns, Avery and Janiel, will surely make the
internship an interesting experience. The three of us are interning at Maitland
Cottage, which is a Orthopedic Pediatric Hospital for the disadvantage. Im
really looking forward to this experience and I am hoping it will give me some
insight on what I would like to do after college.
So far
Cape Town has been an amazing experience; I have tried so many new foods,
including ostrich and Ethiopian food. And every thing is beautiful, we can see
table mountain from our house and the places we have visited, such as cape
point, were gorgeous. But I has also noticed the definite separation of the
impoverished from the wealthy. Just driving from the airport to our house you
would notice that on one side of the road there are nice houses that are
constructed professionally, then when you look to the other side of the road
the houses were shacks that were made out of scrap metal and were not much
larger then a small bus.
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