Day 4

Today I woke up around 7:00 AM again. Later in the morning we were going to visit a kindergarten where once the children of refugees went. As there were no more families around with young enough children, we were going to collect certain things which we were going to deliver to an asylum accommodation the next day.
During the afternoon Veronique and I went to the second family in Oberriet. The parents had asked an interpreter to help them, as only the children could speak proper German. The parents were mostly speaking Syrian (which the family from yesterday did way less). After a few hours of talking, we took a little break, during which I spoke a bit in English to the interpreter. He told me he had once been an English teacher at an university, which made me question the level of that university...
The complete monitoring took 5,5 hours, which was 5,5 hours of listening, concentrating and taking notes.
When we finally managed to leave (Syrian families often invite you to join dinner, and keep pushing and shoving food in your face until you give in or are strong enough to keep saying 'no thank you' and leave after 5 minutes of repeating) we took the touristic route so I could take some pictures of the wonderful landscape.