Bon Voyage Dinner and our Itinerary

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Hello Everyone,

We had a great bon voyage dinner tonight at the Lucey's home. Thanks to the Lucey family!

See the photo (missing Eli and Adam). We are off in two days and all very excited for the experience.

We also learned a bit of Swahili tonight from Alex Tarimo--one local Tanzanian Connection. So now we can at least say "Hello" (jambo) and "How are you" (habari).

Here is where we will be going:

USM Tanzania 2008

07/6/2008 Visiting International School of Moshi.

08/6/2008: Service work in Arusha. Visit St. Lucia Aids Hospice and Orphange.
www.stluciahospiceandorphanage.org, www.karamaconnection.org

09/6/2008: Visiting St. Judes in Arusha. Return to St. Lucia for service work.

10/6/2008: AIDS/HIV education day…. Hospital tour and visit Mt. Meru Hospital;
OVERNIGHT HOMESTAYS with Alex's friends and family--THANKS Alex!

11/6/2008: Visit Meru Peak nursery school in Tengeru.

12/6/2008: Arusha day…. UN Tribunal—discuss Rwandan massacre; Maasai market; afternoon hike.

13/6/2008: Visit Manyara Ranch School and infirmary. End day close to the Ngorongoro conservation area.

14/6/2008: Early Morning game drive to Ngorongoro Crater for tour and later afternoon drive back to Arusha.

15/6/2008: Drive to Moshi—Agricultural Activity at Honey Badger

16/6/2008: Morning drive to Dar es Salaam

17/6/2008: Early Morning 07:00am depart by boat from Dar to Zanzibar

18/6/2008: Government Meetings in the Morning and afternoon or late Morning meeting with US EMBASSY.

19/6/2008: Transfer to Dar es Salaam Airport and depart by KLM Plane (Back Home).

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Photos

Bon Voyage Dinner
The USM Tanzania Group

Comments

[Taft]

Tanzania Rules!
My traveling friends - Have fun, be safe, and learn everything you can ... and keep Mr. Bruemmer in line. I can't wait to hear all about your travels when your return. Taft

[Will Piper]

Hi from Milwaukee
Hi everyone, What an exciting adventure youi all are on. Your schedule looks just fascinating. I would love to have some of you come and speak to my fifth grade students next year, as we study Africa South of the Sahara and talk about things you observed, particularly the cultural elements of people in Tanzania. I hope that all is well and I look forward to reading about your travels. Have a safe and fun trip, Will Piper