It is as if I had only left for a holiday. Things have changed but not rapidly and not very noticeably. Malawi is green once more after the rains but much of the maize does not look healthy and our driver said that the rains have not been good.
Our journey was not unusual, we were meant to land in Blantyre on Saturday but the airport is closed so we had a night in Jo'burg on Saturday and made the most of our stay, looking around the Apartheid Museum. Our flight to Lilongwe was easy, although Jo'burg airport was very confusing, especially as we left our bags at left luggage in arrivals but the taxi dropped us at departures! We were met at Lilongwe airport but the driver said that this wasn't our car as that was broken down so we went to their office, all the way into town, to discover that we had self-drive not taxi and the car was still broken down! Anyway another driver was found we were delivered to our hotel and enjoyed dinner.
Monday has been a busy day of meetings and talking.
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I am taking 2 children and my husband (the doctor) to Malawi for 3 years. My husband is going to be doing medical research and I will be looking after the family and getting to know the country. This blog wil follow us as we prepare to move and live in a different continent.
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