Some things

Some things I like a lot about Rwanda

• little brown feet poking out at the hips of women carrying babies
• mobile phone boys who are on every corner, so you can always make a call
  
• plastic carrier bags are illegal
• that you will see almost anything being transported by moto taxi (goats, chairs, mattresses etc)
• umbrellas are for protecting babies from the sun, and are pretty pointless when it rains
  
• ladies carrying mini markets in baskets on their heads
• that ordinary people and the news sound(s) a bit like management text books, using words like capacity building, cooperativism, mandate, key performance indicators
• that when there is too much traffic in one direction, the traffic police override the traffic lights to improve flow
• impressive and incomprehensible greetings - there are intricate gentle headbuts (almost maori) and hand shaking involving holding wrists, and then fingers
• hearing the hymns sung in the local church, services are apparently not confined to Sundays as I've heard them in full swing on a Tuesday morning (rehearsal??)
  

Some things I like a lot less about Rwanda

• being called muzungu constantly
• being stalked by mosquitoes
  
• the up down up look given by just about everyone with a look of disdain
  
• that driving is a secondary activity to calling on the phone, chatting to passengers or just checking out the talent
• that investigating your nose is a hobby
• that the news is so controlled

I may add to this from time to time but thats what I can think of right now