In 2015 Reuben DeMaster traveled to Moshi, Tanzania to work on a USAID Farmer to Farmer project. It was a valuable experience and he looked for a way to go back and serve. On Jan 6 of 2017 he returned for another Farmer to Farmer Project in the same general area. Previously, this was his wife's (unused) blog about preserving food. In the future it may return to that use. (enjoy the picture of the cheese).
Friday, January 13, 2017
Technology Difficulties
This is my third day without access to the internet. It wouldn't be too
bad if it was only the lack of contact with family and friends.
However, my project depends on the knowledge and information that I have
access to online. I also have many friends helping me with technical
information. Today, I was able to get a ride to town. My host brought
me to the Library and they have an internet café. It costs about 50
cents per hour to connect. However, in order to sign in to
my email accounts from a new location, my friends at Microsoft and
gmail want to verify my location and to protect my security. To do this
they want to send me a code. My phone does not function here. The
best I was able to do is to have a code sent to another email
account...which I also cannot access! The next step is to see if the
library will give me the password to their wifi so that I can use my
phone to get emails. I should also mention that I do not enjoy the
technology hassles. They frustrate me easily even in the U.S. I'm
trying to remain calm.
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