Hi this is Scott Hatzell. Once we finally arrived in Malawi and settled down, I met Dr. Trywell Nyirong0 from Nchenchena. He was very helpful and he was able to keep up with my flash walking style. We wandered through the market and heard people call us Obama’s Children. We’ll keep in touch with Dr. Try. He is a wonderful person and everyone who met him liked him.
A day or so later we went to Lake Malawi, the fourth largest freshwater lake in the word. Lake Superior, where my brother has a home on Madeline Island, is the largest. So we would tell people about Lake Superior, and they would understand where we lived. I took a rest day and hung around Lake Malawi with Jen and Wendy—they ate fish heads and I ate Chieck. Mary Jo went to meet Charles Tepero, who took some of the group to two schools, Mtonda and Nasenga. She left a Madeline Island ABC book with Charles–the first one to be left in Africa!


