Leigh in Tanzania
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| Peter Winter (24th Aug 2009) |
| Mondo in Arusha |
| Leigh, My wife and I will be spending 5 wks from mid-Sept with MondoChallenge in Arusha. We found your blog most interesting. In hindsight are there things that you wish you had taken out with you and do you have any other tips? You can reply direct to my email tyke1946@hotmail.com if you wish. |
| Beatrice (14th Apr 2009) |
| Never be the same |
| Leigh looking forward to you coming home. I don't think you will ever be the same after this life changing time i expect you to go in to hibernation when you are back but when you are ready we'll all be delighted to see you. The weather here is very beatiful bright sunny 16 degrees, daffodills are just starting to go now and the deep cherry blossom is out. As i have one in my front garden and its lovely to look at. I will definately be volounteering my plumbing services in south africa as a result of your very positive experience there. lots of love bea xx |
| Shana (9th Apr 2009) |
| Thank you! |
| Hi Leigh, Just a quick note to say thank you for the lovely wedding cards that your pupils made. They arrived safely, albeit the envelope had been slit open (probably somebody checking for money!) It was really lovely to receive them and they are totally unique! Have read some of your blog and sounds like you've really had quite an experience. When are you due home? This end the wedding was fantastic - we had an absolutely amazing day with bright sunshine (ended up with our reception on the balcony outside, which we would hever have dreamed could happen in march!) Also had an amazing honeymoon in Mauritius. Total chill out that we needed. Although I did have a bit of an 'incident' on the first night when I found myself eating glass! Broken glass had somehow gotten into my seafood starter! My mouth was cut, a doctor called and meds prescribed! Fortunately, damage wasn't too bad and my wonderful husband negotiated a very good free upgrade worth about £1000, which meant that all food and drink for the whole holiday ended up being free! At times like that it is handy having a lawyer for a husband! Anyway, back home now and settling down to married life. Loving it! Although work is absolutely dead and my motivation is likewise! Anyway, looking forward to the long weekend. Hope you have a safe journey home. Look forward to hearing from you. Shana ;-0) x |
| Steve (8th Apr 2009) |
| Dont Jinx it!! |
| Hi Mate I have been reading your blogs over the past couple of months, and they have been a good read. Glad you didnt meet any snakes on the last nigh, cause I think that you would be running back to the UK if you had. Looking forward to seeing you when you get back, have a safe journey - and dont forget your passport! |
| Kelly Baker (6th Apr 2009) |
| Return |
| I've worked with you for over 3 years and after keeping up with your blog, I feel like there's a new you! Looking forward to seeing you back in the UK and hearing more of what you've been up to. Have a safe journey home... |
| Alan & Kaye (3rd Apr 2009) |
| Wassup ? |
| Hey Dude, no meesages since 23rd March. Wass happening ? You OK? Txt me 07914 978105 |
| Beatrice (19th Mar 2009) |
| Get jealous |
| Leigh !!! you can come back, the weather is at 18 degrees today and besides the swans (staines F.C) are playing really well at the moment thnks for all the photos and updates, you kept us all going though a hard cold winter, lots of love Bea |
| Patricia (13th Mar 2009) |
| Scenery |
| Hi Leigh, Lovely range of photos you've been collecting, giving us views of many different aspects. Some beautiful ones from the mountains and waterfall. Well done with your diary too. Take care & keep well Patricia |
| Helen (4th Mar 2009) |
| Postcard |
| Hi Leigh, I recieved your postcard for the group today, thanks. The time since you left seems to be flying by! look forward to seeing you on your return and hearing all about your trip. Best wishes Helen |
| Andre Petterssen (28th Feb 2009) |
| Greetings from London |
| Hello Leigh You seem to be having an interesting time there, and your blog site entries and pictures provide an excellent insight into life in Tanzania. Keep up the work which is for a very good cause. Best wishes. Andre. |