I got good news today: The Rwandan Police located some of my things that were stolen over a month ago. This afternoon, my principal pulled me out of class and brought me to the police station to ID my things. I’d say I got about half of my things back, including $143 and a broken computer. What’s still missing is my passport, my favorite piece of luggage and most of my work clothes. The thieves – two men and a woman – were there in handcuffs at the police station this afternoon. I asked if I could address them and my principal interpreted. I told them that I forgave them and shook their hands, and they were grateful for that. I explained the reason why I was in Rwanda, and that they hurt me a little but hurt my students more by taking away the tools I use to teach. I explained it was like taking a hoe from a farmer. I hope my message got across. Here I am with Mr. Phocus and Mr. Gashuma from the Rwandan Police.