How Many Things Can You Use a Khanga For?

I have lots of cool pictures to show you! Since my last blog, lots of things have happened, so I have a lot to tell you!

Yep - it's me!

Over the summer holiday, Kathryn and Arron, our friends from England, came to visit us.


That's us!

We went with them to Tunza beach. I was jumping off the rock making silhouettes in the sunset. Unfortunately one time I jumped off the rock but I landed doing the splits which was painful as you could imagine.

Me jumping over the sunset!



Also while they were here, we (the girls) had a khanga fashion show! A khanga is a piece of colourful cloth with pretty patterns and also a Swahili proverb written on it.

A traditional Tanzanian khanga

Do you know that khangas have so many uses?

CAN YOU LIST SOME WAYS TO USE A KHANGA?

See how many ways you can think of and post them in the comments! Watch the next blog post and we can see how many uses there are!

Khanga try-ons

Khanga Fashion

We also had other visitors, Julian and David come to stay. With them we went to the Serengeti which was amazing! We saw everything except lions which was unusual. We were really excited to see a mother cheetah with her cubs. They were so cute!

Can you see the four cubs?

We stayed overnight at a place called Serengeti Stop-over. On the front of the door of the banda there is a picture of an animal. Amisadai and I were standing outside the door with our new Serengeti T-shirts, trying to be the animal that was on the door!

Pretty fierce

But we can also be sort of normal!

... and crazy

On the way home from the Serengeti, we stopped off on the side of the road for picnic lunch....



 



...and the cows wanted to join us!



 Here are some more random photos from our summer holiday...

Amisadai's feet are normally really dirty

Boat out to Saanane Island

Another Jumping Rock photo from Saanane!

Looking for monitor lizards with Arron

Our family relaaaaaaaaaaaxxxxing

 

Crossing the crocodile and hippo river in the Serengeti
(not good for people like me who don't like heights)

That's all from me!

Don't forget to think about what you can use a khanga for (and there's one clue in the picnic photo!)

And CLICK HERE for the answers to Amisadai's Bee Quiz!