Hunter has had
no end of young ones who want to accompany her on her runs to and from St. Anne’s
Primary School. On Thursday, the teachers finished their work with grades 4 and
6 at 1pm – this is when the infant classes (kindergarten) finish for the day so
on her run back to the centre she had a group of very keen little runners
encouraging her on.
Hunter
heads off for a run each morning from the guesthouse, nothing like the training she had been doing
leading up to this time but still she is able to continue with her preparation.
Given that she is running in muggy heat (even at 7.30am) and at altitude (1500m)
compared with Ottawa Hunter is confident that these relatively short runs
should keep her on track for Monday. On her last morning she opted for some limbering up exercises on the grass outside the guesthouse at the top of the hill. Perfect morning for stretching.
The day before Hunter had to leave she and I visited Harriett and her collective of women who weave baskets and mats for us to bring back to Canada for fundraising activities for school fees. Hunter managed to finish off her own small hot plate mat under the careful tuition of Brenda.
Unfortunately, Hunter had to go through a 16-hour
flight from Addis Ababa to Toronto on Friday when she left so hopefully she
managed some sleep. Before leaving she managed a refreshing swim for an hour in an Entebbe Hotel pool which was super necessary after a hot and sticky drive.
We have had an email
to let us know she arrived safely in Boston so now we are sending all the best wishes
from afar for a great day on Monday in The Boston! Go Hunter Go!.
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