Speaking of which, in preparation for the coming holiday everyone gets a new outfit for it. Which means a trip to the market so with my oldest three sisters and there cousin we paraded around the market for 4 hours tonight, and I did this in heels! But I enjoyed it, and got to see how they shop and realized it is exactly how I was told, they go to all the clothes shops and ask how much (one thing) is and buy from the guy who well sell it cheapest (most honest). Mind you for tonight I also had to put on makeup (something I VERY rarely do) so I felt a little like a clown, being a good 5 inches taller than everyone else and in heels.
A Journey in These Shoes
Read below as I tell a story of Central Asia through my eyes.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Shopping
Well my students did not return as the true reason why they did not come back was that they ran out of money to pay for the classes. People here are different in that sense of priorities, the only thing that seems to run like a westerner would see fit it football games, and by football I mean soccer. But them aside, I received 4 new students that have quickly become me co-teaching all within the last two weeks of the term. We will be taking next week off as it is a holiday, and then my schedule just seems to be getting itself going again as people are coming into town and holidays start up and then people leave, I shall soon see what this busy month holds for me as I just want to spend time with the family I am living with.
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