rambling

In Africa we went without overhead lights a lot.  Until the team came in October, when you had the light on it went through the ceiling fan, making that horrible helicopter lighting.  So, we sat by windows.  In Africa, the power always cost the same amount (not according to use) and we (the school) paid more because we had more – appropriate in that economy.

In Wenatchee power is cheap because we have the Chelan County PUD, but we are trained to conserve!  However, even though I am a “lights out when you leave the room” mom, I kinda like leaving the lights on.  It’s dark and gray here!  And it sure gets dark early.