After the meeting, I headed to the Sangolquà notary to process more visa paperwork. My regular readers know what a happy hassle this process has been. I'm happy to report that after today, and if all goes well tomorrow and Thursday, I will be free of visa paperwork (or tramite) until our next group of Program Directors comes in July 2009. That means less time for me in offices and more time losing at basketball to Ecuadorians like I got to do this afternoon.
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
One small step
We had another marathon 2.5 hour meeting this morning at the Manna Ecuador house. Not abnormal, though this meeting did include a vote on whether our new avian friends would get to stay.
After the meeting, I headed to the Sangolquà notary to process more visa paperwork. My regular readers know what a happy hassle this process has been. I'm happy to report that after today, and if all goes well tomorrow and Thursday, I will be free of visa paperwork (or tramite) until our next group of Program Directors comes in July 2009. That means less time for me in offices and more time losing at basketball to Ecuadorians like I got to do this afternoon.
After the meeting, I headed to the Sangolquà notary to process more visa paperwork. My regular readers know what a happy hassle this process has been. I'm happy to report that after today, and if all goes well tomorrow and Thursday, I will be free of visa paperwork (or tramite) until our next group of Program Directors comes in July 2009. That means less time for me in offices and more time losing at basketball to Ecuadorians like I got to do this afternoon.
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