The Journey So Far

To all our readers I would just like to thank you for the support. The process of starting a Non-profit is no easy job but by far the most rewarding job, I can tell you that. My journey has been quite tough and I do not see it easing up any time soon. It is hard sometimes because a waiters salary is so inconsistent and it is mentally draining, trying to juggle bills and making this project a success at the same time. I have come to an realisation though, and that is that time is on my side. When I started this project I was in such a rush to get things moving and in the end just was disappointed half way down the road because I was either let down by certain people or upset because " the system" is just messed up. Now I am in a different space and have excepted that things do take time and forcing it will only make yourself stress to much. Eston has been working round the clock to finish his final exams and he still continues to amaze me with what he can create with film. Our video releases have stalled for now until Eston has finished his finals. Then he will be taking sometime off to see the parents. By the end of July Eston will be back and we, as a team, will be pumping out new video footage at least once a week. We unfortunately have no more gear to film our journey which is a bit of a bummer. Until now we have been fortunate for Eston has had permission from his University to film our project with their gear, however, his studies have come to an end and I am at a cross road. James from Uthondo has been giving me some advice and hopefully by the time Eston has returned from his rest, I will have raised funds for our gear to get our story back on track.