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6th March 2007 Geoff	No cable and no chibuku make Ed go crazy - From: EWB Day Special: A Short Story of Beer and Integration in Zambia Last time i drank chibuku I woke up on a boat headed to japan wearing a wedding dress and a map to Atlantis. I'm not sure what happened after that, i think i turned into the hulk.
1st March 2007 Bryn	Oh, EWB! - From: Ed Martin: The Fugitive Great story, Ed! Reminds me of when I had to bribe the Ghanaian officials to let me stay in the country after an immigration worker stamped me for a month less than they should have... of course, I didn't notice or realise the importance until months later when it was too late and my permit had expired. All the "fines" came to $40 though, so not bad at all...
26th November 2006 Shanna	Intense! - From: Ed Martin: The Fugitive Ed! Sounds from the blog that you're having one intense adventure! Can't wait to have some beers and hear your stories when you return to Canada. Shanna
24th November 2006 Hallett	Nice one Ed, you got balls of solid stone - From: Ed Martin: The Fugitive Way to go Ed, that's a story for the kids....
21st November 2006 Nick Baker	Hmmmmm....... - From: Ed Martin: The Fugitive I'll pretend I didn't read this one...........hahaha Don't let me get any calls lookin to bail you out.....I don't think I have any pull in African prisons....... Take care buddy, BAKER
19th November 2006 Gillian	You're making me want ice cream! - From: Ed Martin: The Fugitive Hey Ed! This was a funny one! Your blog is quite enjoyable. Keep postin. Take care, -Gill
17th October 2006 Geoff	- From: The Village Life - Part 1 Glad to hear you're still alive Ed....I dont know if I could handle the sun like that. Looks like you got a crazy sunburn on the go. I guess you will miss the snow by the time you get back..haha How many more volunteers are with you in your area?
15th August 2006 Genevieve	!!! - From: Zidane goes to Zambia Hey Ed, Glad to hear things are going well! I look forward to reading more of your blog. I like the mix of humour and seriousness. I've been reading Christian's blog and he's also gotten a few "Zidane's" too. Crazy stuff! Stay well.
11th August 2006 Manena	nice - From: Zidane goes to Zambia Your post is right on point!! I am Zambian and live in the USA, and i too would never have belived that there are poor muzungu's in the world till I came and saw it for myself. The average Zambian doens't understand that a few of the issues in Zambia were caused by some muzungu's...which i don't get because how did we forget about colonization??? www.manena20.blogspot.com
8th August 2006 Buz	You're doing so well - From: Zidane goes to Zambia Ed, (uncle) Buz here, Your notes (blog) and the whole of the experience you are describing is humbling and, but for that, would evoke a strange kind of envy. Sian will probably have more to add from her email as she has been to Zambia twice with a local charity (Health Help International if you run across them). Keep up the good work - I'm sure that all your relatives are so 'proud' of you for what you are doing and doing it because it it what you have decided to do. Hope that's not too 'nerdy' Buz
8th August 2006 Aaron Facey	Ed goes to Africa - From: Zidane goes to Zambia I have been reading down through your blog and it is kind of inspiring to read the stories and learn the experience you are having. As a matter of fact you have made me feel like shit because I have done nothing in my life up to this point that will impact humanity as you are doing now. Thanks Ed. I hope that others outside your circle of friends and family read this blog and give you the support and encouragement, that will help live out your term in Zambia. The Blog is great, try to get as many pictures as you can on it, it is interesting to see as well to read about your experences. Keep up the good work, wear your Newfie colors proud and stay safe. If there is anything I can do on the home front keep me posted! Cheers Aaron
8th August 2006 D-uh	Nice to see you... - From: Zidane goes to Zambia Nice to see you doing something useful Ed! ;) I love your new house...looks like it could use a spash of paint or something. Your comment about the girls running in front of you then running back to their friends giggling must be kinda like deja-vu for you huh? Seriously...you sound like you are enjoyingh the experience...I'm sure it will be life-altering for you, in so many ways. We are all very prowd of you back here on the rock. Take good care of yourself and keep the blog updated. Dave
7th August 2006 Beth Howley	Highly critical analysis - From: Zidane goes to Zambia Hi Ed; I really appreciate your highly critical analysis of your role in Zambia. It's a tricky thing to step outside of stereotypes and live and do and help with honesty and integrity. It's one thing to be a "do gooder" and another thing altogether to actually do some good. I love this blog. You have given us a glimpse of where you are in the world and where you are in your awesome endeavor.