Sunday, October 25, 2009

Adama, Ethiopia

Adama German Hotel - Mr. German build the hotel and it is the newest in Adama. The rooms are spacious and each has a balcony. The staff are extremely friendly and attend to your every need.







Workshop room at Adama hotel. This is the Hematology group working on Causes of Anemia and how to perform a manual differential count.




Our hotel had a coffee ceremony 3-4 times each week after lunch. Everyone at the hotel came for coffee, chatting, relaxing. What an experience.




Close-up of Coffee set-up. Decorative tray with cups and saucers for coffee, basket of popcorn to eat with coffee; incense for relaxation; decorative blue mat goes under the tray. Everything has a place when setting up for coffee.

4 Comments:

Blogger Racheal HESC 1010 said...

It just does not get any better than this: great accomodations and working environment, afternoon tea, and enjoy a good conversation.

Singh
IET Services

9:52 AM  
Blogger Racheal HESC 1010 said...

The picture of the lion is beautiful. It would be so neat to travel to a differant country and learn how differant their ways are compared to ours in the US. I think it is great you can do things like this and help others.

Melissa Owens HESC 1010

11:53 AM  
Blogger Racheal HESC 1010 said...

 How nice to visit and experience life in another country other than your own. I wish I was there right about now. I have always wanted to know what is the difference in a tribe and religion? What is the biggest religion worshiped? 

Coretta Hannon HESC 1010

12:20 AM  
Blogger medtechtravel said...

Let's see if I can ansswer your question. A Tribe is your extended family and there are cultures and traditions associated with tribes. religions differ by country and region. In Ethiopia, there are many Greek Orthodox- I have a collection of silver crosses from each different region in Ethiopia- they are all gorgeous! You will find Christians, Muslims, Protestants and Catholics, and many other religions as well in most all contries. I visit churches as I am able - there is 1 Catholic Church in Nairobi that I love to attend. There are ~ 600-700 people each service and there are 3-4 services each Sunday with people from all over the world and all faiths! Truly amazing!

2:08 AM  

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