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| 19th December 2008 Hey Foonk | - From: "Hey, remember the time when we...." Too bad Maha and I weren't there! We would've told you who they were ;) |
| 16th December 2008 ET Write Home | - From: Going bananas in Ecuador If I knew who this was I could've tried! I'm guessing it's either Steph, Maha, or Kyle? Because we all share the Magnum obsession. But yeah, sorry....didn't put any in my backpack. There was NO room.... :-( |
| 12th December 2008 anonymous | - From: Going bananas in Ecuador Do you think you could bring me a Magnum bar??? seriously i need to find away to get those into the US!! |
| 5th December 2008 Carrie | bus travel - From: Backpacking in South America means that... Hahaha.... so true about bus traveling... one time in Chile, we were trying to climb up this steep hill in a broken-down old bus. We were going approximately .2 mph, slipping back down 5ft. every few minutes. We sat next to a drunken Chilean backpacker with hair in a ponytail that was even more tangled Lucy Wert's, who kept on telling us, "chicas..... RELACH!" Needless to say, we didn't relach. or relax. It's been fun reading about your travels and seeing pictures! Especially during finals, it's nice to live vicariously though your adventures :) Stay safe and continue having lots of fun!!! |
| 1st December 2008 Walkatron | Great List! Random question for you... - From: Backpacking in South America means that... How safe is Bolivia right now? I'm heading there in February and i've had a couple people tell me to hold off going because there are travel advisories. So far the Canadian government hasn't issued one but the U.S. has. What are your thoughts? Ran into any trouble? Thanks! Lee |
| 29th November 2008 Kyle | - From: Backpacking in South America means that... I WANT TO BE THERE!! |
| 17th November 2008 Kristine | - From: We loved Lima! I'm so excited for you, but a little jealous. Keep blogging :). |
| 16th November 2008 anonymous | - From: We loved Lima! Crazy about the Santo Remedio run in!!!! Glad you're having fun!!! Sounds like everything's pretty interesting...does it feel really different from Mexico? Wish I were there!! Cuidenses!! Te mando un abrazote de Georgia!! |
| 10th September 2006 Mom | - From: Change of blog site Elizabeth, I finally found this site by going to MSN search. I couldn't get to it through Google. Thought you might want to let others know. Love, Mom |
| 6th September 2006 Jay | - From: The Borderlands Go go go Elsbivaneff!! hmmm ... go go go lees !?!? |
| 4th September 2006 Kristine | blog - From: The Borderlands FYI-I'm printing your blog off for my mom so she can easily access and read it. Excited to here more about your travels. |
| 15th August 2006 ashley | adios - From: ¡Ahhhh! Isn't it sad to know that you will only be there for a week longer! |
| 15th August 2006 Mom and Dad | - From: ¡Ahhhh! Hey Dearie! Relax and smell the roses - savor your time there. Enjoy! We all want you to really live and enjoy your continued adventure. We get to see you soon so don't worry about blogging. You can tell all of us in person soon! Love, Mom and Dad |
| 14th August 2006 Susan | - From: ¡Fotos! You are one talented writer! You may have wondered why you hadn't heard from me, but then again you know I function on a very slow computer as well as my being "slow" in the techno world. I am so excited for you and love hear and seeing all your experiences unfold. We'll share much in common and as we switch locations with one another I am sure God will enrich all our lives! I'll write more on your personal email, but please enjoy your last weeks in the city of eternal spring. Dios te bendiga Susan |
| 14th August 2006 Raquel | YOU!! - From: ¡Más fotos! I can't believe you didn't tell me about this blog! Don't you know how much I want to know what you are doing and where you are and all about your adventures?? Well fortunately El Pastor Grandote filled me in. But you are still in trouble. But so bonita! Good to hear what you've been doing. Via con Dios, hermana de mi corazon! (excuse any bad spelling/grammar, I haven't studied Spanish at all this summer!) |
| 9th August 2006 Shirley A | Hello again hello. - From: ¡Más fotos! Hi sun-burned girl--it hurt just to look. I hope it didn't hurt as bad as it looked. I've been sick abed so just now reading your blogs again. Those are beautiful pictures you are taking. As for me, I had never heard of that massacre--our inhumanity to one another is about more than I can stand. It sounds as if your Spanish is coming along great---and your dancing---you go girl!Prayers for your every moment. Love, S. |
| 7th August 2006 Jane Gleason | - From: "¡Todo es posible in México!" Elizabeth I have so enjoyed hearing about your experiences and seeing the pictures. Thank you for taking the time to let us know and grow with you. Yes you do need sunscreen. Jane Gleason |
| 7th August 2006 Mom | - From: "¡Todo es posible in México!" You'll still be peeling when you arrive in Nogales!!!!!! |
| 2nd August 2006 Shirley A. | Wow:what a blogger you are! - From: Confusers. Not computers. Hi Elizabeth, I had mistakenly deleted your blog and got it from your mom today so have spent a while reading all of them so far. What a marvelous experience you are having and how nice of you to share it with us. I am sooooo impressed and with your interesting and insightful writing you make it so real. The pictures are great also. You aren't the only one who is learning about Mexico--has to be the teacher in you. I'm looking forward to tomorrow---and the day after. Lots of love and prayers, Shirley |
| 1st August 2006 Carlie | I miss Mexico!! - From: Fiestas, Flores, y Frida Sounds like you guys had fun in Mexico city! I'm SO jealous that you're still in Cuernavaca - I miss it there SO much! Miss you and Anne, too - hope you guys keep having a fabulous time, and I'll keep tabs on you through here. ;) So don't forget to share details, and say hi to Erica, Martin, Jessi, and Yeri for me! |
| 30th July 2006 Dave T. | ¡Flexibilidad por cierto! - From: ¡Flexibilidad! Liz: Me impresiona que escribiste "flexibilidad" como el título de esta pagina...¿Dónde aprendiste esa palabra? En serio, estoy disfrutando tus articulos muchísimo. Cuando estuve en México en Diciembre, visité los museos (las casas) de Frida y de Diego. Pero nunca he estado en Xochimilco. Espero tu informe próximamente de como te fue. Me parece un lugar muy romántico. ¿Es verdad o no? |
| 28th July 2006 Tim the rr master | okay, so I have no pride anyways - From: Elaborating.... thanks for the tip elizabeth. I'm gonna start trying this right away. the kids in KC already give me enough crap for words like "corre" that I'm willing to give anythign a shot. |
| 26th July 2006 Eric | The next step - From: School Days I can't wait until we receive an update from you with at least a part of it written in Spanish. I will know you have truely started learning when you can write to us as you are speking to your classmates and friends. I am alway in prayer for you. Eric |
| 26th July 2006 ET Write Home | - From: School Days this "anonymous" person sounds suspiciously like anne..... |
| 26th July 2006 anonymous | - From: School Days Elizabeth, that friend yours, Anne was it? well, she sounds really great! |
| 25th July 2006 Mel | I found your blog! - From: School Days Beth, I'm so excited to read about your adventures and your pictures are beautiful! |
| 25th July 2006 Lora Hodson | You aare remarkable - From: School Days Dear Elizabeth, I am now realizing how much I have missed in not getting to know you better. You are unbelievable in all you do and your voracious desire in soaking up everything you can in Mexico is exciting - and having so much fun doing it. Your blogs are wonderful. Thank you. We look forward to each one of them. Thank you. With love, Lora |
| 24th July 2006 Dave T. | Out of comfort zone! - From: ¡Viva México! Liz: Am enjoying reading your comments about your experiences in Cuernavaca and environs. Makes me homesick for that place! How neat that you've already met Anne and Paula, the two other students who are preparing for PCUSA mission. I met Paula and her husband, John, when I was at Cuauhnáhuac in December. And I've been aware that Anne was going to be there during this time 'cause, as the new PCUSA regional liaison for México, I'm included on all of the MBF e-mails. How exciting for you to experience all those places...I went to the Museum of Anthropology at least three times and never saw half of it! And I think we climbed Tepozteco (the mountain at Tepoztlán) at least three times. Sue and Jennifer made it to Las Estacas, but I preferred the historic sites. You may be stepping out of your comfort zone, but in the process you're also stepping into a new zone of comfort...with the language, the culture, the history, etc. Que Dios te bendiga. Please say hello to all our friends at Cuauhnáhuac, especially to some of my favorite teachers: Rosana, Gabriela, Nadia, Virginia, Lupita, Osvelia, Erika, Esther, Edith, Rogelio, etc. Nos vemos pronto. |
| 20th July 2006 Janice Parker | It is fun reading about your experiences - From: Elaborating.... I am enjoying you blog so much . Keep the information coming. Janice |
| 20th July 2006 Eric | Museum - From: Elaborating.... ET. Maureen and I will be coming to MC in mid Aug to see the museum too.. Your enthusiasum is invigorating! I continue to pray for your experience to be a blessing. Eric |
| 20th July 2006 Tim | I need help with that too! - From: Grrrrr.... Elizabeth! Please elaborate! I'm desperate for help with my rr's. What other advice do you have? Lonely with you, Tim |
| 18th July 2006 Lora Hodson | I am enthralled - From: My life in Cuernavaca Hi Elizabeth, I am so enjoying your blogs and love learning a little about Mexico from you. What a blessing you are to all who have come to know you. Our best to you and our love. Lora |
| 18th July 2006 Maureen Olson | more details! - From: My life in Cuernavaca E-beth, I want/need more details about pyramid climbing! |
| 18th July 2006 ET Write Home | - From: Mexico Days ¡I´ll get right on that, Grandote! |
| 17th July 2006 El Pastor Grandote | Revelry and Carousing - From: Mexico Days What's with all the fun and frolicking? I expected a much more nun-like experience for you... I thought you would be translating the Psalms from Hebrew into Espanol by now... |
| 15th July 2006 Mom and Dad | Hurray! - From: "Step outside summertime's in bloom" Hey Elizabeth! You 'sound' so excited. We are so happy for you. Thanks for writing so quickly! We are glad you have a good living situation with your family and other gringos. More later. Love, Mom and Dad |
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