The diarygame 30/08/2020: Tennis courts maintenance

I woke up at 5:30am with a very fresh and sound mind. I travelled by taxi to kabira Country Club for tennis. I took taxis that are located at Nambole stage. They charged me $0.8 to a place called Kisasi, at northern by pass.

When I reached Kisasi, I got out of the taxi and walked to "Bukoto". I then arrived at my destination, "kabira Country Club" in 15 minutes that is from Kisasi.

I went straight away to the tennis courts department. I found when my colleagues had also just arrived. I had to help them out in the tennis court maintenance. One person did the watering of the court, another person brushed the court. Then another one did the rolling of the court. This involves flattening the surface using a rolling machine.

Marking the court lines

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As for me, I did the marking of the lines. On the court there are some marked points where the line has to pass. It's just a matter of joining up all those points inorder to make that line. I used lime, filled it in the machine and simply rode it as I joined up the different points to make the different lines.

I marked two tennis courts where I marked the singles lines, doubles lines, service lines, service boxes, the center service line.

Here is one of the ready tennis court that was marked by me

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By 7:45am, the tennis courts were ready. The guests arrived at 8am and started using them.

I had my breakfast 9am. It included black tea and a rolex. You may be asking yourself what is a rolex. It's not the watch, this is chapati with fried eggs plus some row and well sliced engredients such as cabbages, tomatoes, onions. These are all rolled together to form "a rolex." This is a very common snack in Uganda. They sell them on the streets and they are very delicious.

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