


Time for a cheerier blog. I have been spending a lot of time visiting Mr Jalloh the tailor. I have some lovely new outfits and I am hoping there will be some photos. This is only a selection (and more currently being made)! Friday is Africana day here and everyone wears traditional outfits, like the long outfit I am wearing. One of the doctors commented that I often wear skirts I have had made here to work but that I should get a full outfit made to wear like everyone else. So I wore it to work on Friday – I think that I impressed the doctors, nurses and parents and even did the ward round in sweltering hot S-C-B-U.
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