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Date: 10th November 2005
Wow
I'm amazed. You seem to have a very nice job! Your blogs interested me because my dad was born in Zambia, but I have never actually been there myself. But anyway, keep doing what you do, and God Bless! Mwansa M.
From Blog: Zambian Thanksgiving
Wow
I'm amazed. You seem to have a very nice job! Your blogs interested me because my dad was born in Zambia, but I have never actually been there myself. But anyway, keep doing what you do, and God Bless! Mwansa M.
From Blog: Zambian Thanksgiving
Date: 10th October 2005
hope
hey, i dont know if this site is still running but i thought i would drop by and say i enjoyed reading it - i aim to travel to zambia next summer to work with world vision as a volunteer - pop by my site http://makingpovertyhistoryinzambia.bravejournal.com and say hey and find out more. best Robin
From Blog: Journal Entry 1: My first week in Zambia
hope
hey, i dont know if this site is still running but i thought i would drop by and say i enjoyed reading it - i aim to travel to zambia next summer to work with world vision as a volunteer - pop by my site http://makingpovertyhistoryinzambia.bravejournal.com and say hey and find out more. best Robin
From Blog: Journal Entry 1: My first week in Zambia
Date: 20th July 2005
Tough break...
Just read this journal, sorry to hear about the laptop - I know how gutted I'd be to lose mine. Glad you still have the camera though. Send backups of your photos home when you get the chance... btw - your writing and photos are great - hope your luck changes.
From Blog: Journal Entry 5: Deported!
Tough break...
Just read this journal, sorry to hear about the laptop - I know how gutted I'd be to lose mine. Glad you still have the camera though. Send backups of your photos home when you get the chance... btw - your writing and photos are great - hope your luck changes.
From Blog: Journal Entry 5: Deported!
Date: 26th May 2005
I always knew your were a slut! :) No it really comes down to "teach a man to fish..... Such wisedom in that statement Aaron - Aaron
From Blog: Development Point: Sleeping With the Enemy
I always knew your were a slut! :) No it really comes down to "teach a man to fish..... Such wisedom in that statement Aaron - Aaron
From Blog: Development Point: Sleeping With the Enemy
Date: 2nd April 2005
Amazing contribution
Well, I just wanted to congratulate David on his amazing contribution he is making to REALLY helping people. I hope everything is going well for you buddy. . . and that your adjustment phase has been as smooth as possible. Just remember, a charismatic white man in a predominantly non-white region can have a drastic impact on his surroundings. Take care bud, Jeeves - Rajeev Joshi
From Blog: Journal Entry 1: My first week in Zambia
Amazing contribution
Well, I just wanted to congratulate David on his amazing contribution he is making to REALLY helping people. I hope everything is going well for you buddy. . . and that your adjustment phase has been as smooth as possible. Just remember, a charismatic white man in a predominantly non-white region can have a drastic impact on his surroundings. Take care bud, Jeeves - Rajeev Joshi
From Blog: Journal Entry 1: My first week in Zambia
Date: 31st March 2005
More involvement
i have recently developed an interest in inexpensive irrigation-farming in Zambia so i was surfing the internet and came across your article. Its very impressive and hopeful to discover that there are people out there making a difference. The comment i wanted to add was another factor why farming in zambia is taking long to develop is because most of us believe its a pass-time activity and something one does after they retire, just to keep busy. i wish the school curriculum could be altered to teach us that farming can be a "real" job with a good income. Also in my school, working in the production unit was a punishment frequently given to wrong-doers. Such small actions i think have normous consequences. Keep up the good work and if there is room for volunteers i.e. educating farmers in crop growing etx to help where they can please say so. - MK
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
More involvement
i have recently developed an interest in inexpensive irrigation-farming in Zambia so i was surfing the internet and came across your article. Its very impressive and hopeful to discover that there are people out there making a difference. The comment i wanted to add was another factor why farming in zambia is taking long to develop is because most of us believe its a pass-time activity and something one does after they retire, just to keep busy. i wish the school curriculum could be altered to teach us that farming can be a "real" job with a good income. Also in my school, working in the production unit was a punishment frequently given to wrong-doers. Such small actions i think have normous consequences. Keep up the good work and if there is room for volunteers i.e. educating farmers in crop growing etx to help where they can please say so. - MK
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
Date: 6th March 2005
Please continue posting
Thank you so much for recording your initial thoughts and impressions about Zambia. I, and 5 others from our church, will be traveling to Lusaka in August of this year, and your posting is helping us to get ready for our experience. I hope that you will continue to tell us about your daily activities, and about what you learn about the Zambian culture. Any "survival tips" you can add would be much appreciated. - Laurie Hurd
From Blog: Journal Entry 1: My first week in Zambia
Please continue posting
Thank you so much for recording your initial thoughts and impressions about Zambia. I, and 5 others from our church, will be traveling to Lusaka in August of this year, and your posting is helping us to get ready for our experience. I hope that you will continue to tell us about your daily activities, and about what you learn about the Zambian culture. Any "survival tips" you can add would be much appreciated. - Laurie Hurd
From Blog: Journal Entry 1: My first week in Zambia
Date: 2nd March 2005
Thought
It is one of our greatest hopes to have a life that somehow makes a difference in the world, and more specifically, in someone else's life. This is when we know our purpose goes beyond our own existence. Even through our mistakes and pain (and often because of these things) we have an ability to touch someone else's life marked by similar experiences. - Aaron C
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
Thought
It is one of our greatest hopes to have a life that somehow makes a difference in the world, and more specifically, in someone else's life. This is when we know our purpose goes beyond our own existence. Even through our mistakes and pain (and often because of these things) we have an ability to touch someone else's life marked by similar experiences. - Aaron C
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
Date: 25th February 2005
Sweet Pic
That pic was awesome..... I would love to be a advertising exec. there. BUY THIS PRODUCT OR GO TO HELL!!!! God use's it and so should you Only the devil use's brand X toilet paper.... thus brand A is the perfered choice. hehe - Aaron
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
Sweet Pic
That pic was awesome..... I would love to be a advertising exec. there. BUY THIS PRODUCT OR GO TO HELL!!!! God use's it and so should you Only the devil use's brand X toilet paper.... thus brand A is the perfered choice. hehe - Aaron
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
Date: 20th February 2005
Canadian
Well, I shall keep watching, sure sounds interesting , you will succeed because you want to , just go to it, no looking back , no mater what you do it will be a plus for the people , Jimmy - Jimmy
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
Canadian
Well, I shall keep watching, sure sounds interesting , you will succeed because you want to , just go to it, no looking back , no mater what you do it will be a plus for the people , Jimmy - Jimmy
From Blog: What is David actually doing in Zambia
TC
non-member comment
If you think it's bad in Zambia try Malawi
From Blog: Development Point: Sleeping With the Enemy