Tara Stoinski

The older one, for sure.

Oh, yeah.

She's a great arguer.

She'll be fabulous at it.

Oh, great.

Yeah.

She's interested, I think, also in international law, diplomacy, which you always wonder like what your kids see, what maps onto them.

And neither of them want to do science per se, but they spent their whole childhoods going to Rwanda with me.

And so I think that part of it she really likes.

She's going to do a semester in Madrid in the fall.

And so I could see her heading in that direction, not like straight up corporate law or something.

Yeah, I am usually in Rwanda about once a quarter.

And that has been kind of dictated by my kids because I've been a single mom since they were six and four.

So during the school year, try not to be gone for more than three weeks at a time.

In Rwanda, I do a lot of travel in the U.S.

as well for conferences or meet with donors.

And then in the summers, we go for a longer period of time because they would come with me.

So we'd be there for six weeks or so.

So we have like a communal house.

It's like being in college again.