From the 26th to the 30th of October, I had the immense pleasure of attending the East African Pioneers Conference, bringing together 250 of the wildest, party-hardy AIESECers across Uganda, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania. Five days of leadership, AIESEC training, dancing, waragi...then some waragi-induced-dancing.
"one region, one vision" |
The conference opened with 'Global Village', where each attending country had a table to showcase any cool cultural artifacts/food/clothes, etc. Since I neglected to bring maple syrup or poutine with me to Africa, I decided to show off my new Ugandan persona, and so I donned an authentic Ugandan shanana. Much to my disappointment, everyone just assumed it was a sari. After some time I grew tired of correcting everyone and just let them take their pictures with the girl from India.
Another failed attempt at fitting in. |
Wrong arm Ru. Obviously lacking the Prom Queen essentials of poise and grace. |
The anthem of the conference, listen and fall in love:
Play this upon my return to Canada and you'll be treated to 4 minutes of intricately choreographed pure gold.
LOL a lapdance?! I know you can bust a move girl =)
ReplyDeleteI'm sari that everyone mistook your traditional Ugandan outfit for a Sari!!! Haha.
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