Last day in Maleka

Some rain out to sea, overcast, and wet air here where you dont need an umbrella but almost do. The two cities gave been dramatically different. I have loved the nonregularity of the architecture and the street design here. It is a smaller city and it is easy to feel Maleka is of a more human scale. I will miss the variety and the eccentricities and people all plodding along at my slow pace. I wont miss the narow roads edged by deep culverts leaving you no where to walk as the traffic bears down, or the break a leg holes in the occasional pavements. Its not look up to live, its look down. I wont miss all the families that have stayed in my Maleja hotels with loud uncontrolled little boys. I wont miss the uncomprehending looks about my travelling by myself. Virtually disapproving. Dont know how many times I have had to say I have 3 boys just to keep things moderately comfortable. Because english is limited, there us no way for personalised explanations. A woman's job is to raise kids and focus solely on the family. Very tiring. But Maleka utself is delightful and It has been well worth the visit. In fact I would say it gas geen the jewel of my holiday. Strongly recommend to anyone visiting this part if the world. Rebecca and friends should come here for 2-3 days.