Gisenyi

This is next leg of my journey during my break after my second term of eaching..

After gorrila trekking we then continued our journey in Rwanda to Gisenyi, which is on Lake Kivu.
Compared to the drive from Kigali to Musanze, this drive was all knew to me. I got to see another part of Rwanda. To be honest it is on drives like this that one realizes how much love they can have for a country. It really is just that beautiful. The winding roads, the little villages, and the tea plantations are just breath taking.
I was lucky enough to stay at the Serena Lake Kivu. This is essentially like any good resort hotel. It was a vacation, and boy oh boy did I need one.

Lets just sum of the greatness of this place: TV with multiple movie channels, comfy bed, hot water, electricity, wireless internet, and the big one: AC. To be honest my first night there I didn't even know their was AC. Then the next day my mom was in my room and she was like wow you are keeping it really hot in here, and I said what do you mean, how could I make it cooler, and she was then like well you could then turn on the AC. Lets just say I then layed on my bed for who knows how long just feeling the cool air blow over me.HAHA.

Now for my ChemE dorks. I know I have neglected who I am for too long, so lets talk about what really matter, Methane extraction from a lake. Yes that is right folks, in Lake Kivu there is a methane extraction project.

And there is also a huge bottling factory. yes I know this is not strictly ChemE, but I had been deprived for too long, so the littlest thing could make me happy..

Lets just say this helped give me a fix of what I had been missing.. as you all know I am a ChemE crazy girl..haha..