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| 19th February 2007 Kristie and family | Quite an adventure! - From: Nyumbani Sweet Nyumbani Wow! Your mini "vacation" was quite an adventure! We are so happy Erik is on the mend, and you have saints above looking out for your bouts with germs, waves, and zealous policemen. Keep up the great work with the kids -- we love the pictures and the travel blog. Love to you both, Kristie and family. (wanted to call on New Year's, but the X-mas call cost $138!! So, Happy New Year! :-) |
| 30th January 2007 Jeff | what is the world for jealous without the bad controlling aspects? - From: Taking a bath I wish I could come down there and spend some time with you lovely smelly shaggy folks. I'm off to Haiti again next week and I've got to say the pic of the kids getting the polenta and a couple of other ones could be haiti without a problem. More photos, more stories. NOWNOWNOW. please. |
| 23rd January 2007 Arin | Oh Snap! - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids There is an update! Awesome! Great to hear about the Gombe trip! Hope to hear more in the future...hope you are both doing quite well! xo @R!N |
| 23rd January 2007 Arin | HEY!!!! - From: Been here a whole month Let's hear how you guys are - updates please! Photos please! Jen's due in a mere 5 1/2 weeks! Miss you lots... xo @R!N |
| 22nd January 2007 Initcirc | Heart to Heart there with you - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids I am elated to read this. in the bucks county, pa library with some snow outside, melting. Can't wait to give your nephews the update at bedtime...I will though. They can fall asleep with thoughts of Aunt Angel and Uncle Eric with the falling monkey and the cool water and the jungle full of friends. SO tempting to ... staying in bucks county for now, staying put, staying in one place...Wanderlust by association. love you and love all the people who are close and sharing your life out there. your sister InitcircKIKI |
| 20th January 2007 derek | Hey you crazy kids - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids Well sounds like you are having a great time. Eric i am excited to see the pictures that the kids have taken, I haven't forgot about the idea we have talked about. Hope to hear more about your trip and to see you guys when you get back. Stay safe and have a safe travel Take care Derek & Anita |
| 20th January 2007 anonymous | - From: Been here a whole month Never trust a canadian with a computer. |
| 20th January 2007 anonymous | - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids The 40 hours of travel sound super. |
| 19th January 2007 Urs | wow - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids Completely amazing! It does indeed sound like a dream come true. Though we've had some amazing hikes here in New Zealand, the wildlife doesn't really get bigger than chicken-sized birds. I know it's hard to update these things, but we love hearing every word. Stay safe and have fun! Urs & Angela |
| 19th January 2007 Nel | Amazing!!!!! - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids Hello Angel and Erik, How wonderful to hear you both are doing so well. Lovely to hear your exciting stories and to see the pix. Hey Erik, let's see some of your photography. One of my colleagues is reading Jane's bio and I'll be thrilled to let her see your blog. God Bless!! Love Nel |
| 19th January 2007 Jeffrey T | Ah, it is well into January, and I am just now reading this... - From: Been here a whole month ...Well, you two, now that you have heard what the elections brought us... It must be similar, electricity-wise, to Queens: I KNOW Erik was a scatterbrain in paying ConEdison.. Safe & Well, Jeffrey |
| 19th January 2007 Jeffrey T | Doing good, you two do-gooders! - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids Dear Angel, I like the way you tell a story- and the fotos attached add salt to the flavor of your blog... Next blog, it'd be nice to hear the both of you, perhaps in dialogue! I think I know a fellow nearby that might be able to handle dialogue... Restez près des bras forts et des yeux clairs de ce camarade. Restez sûr, et apportez ces histoires de nouveau à New York. Love and regards, Jeffrey |
| 19th January 2007 Megwen | Exploring suburbia back home - From: In Gombe with Dr. Jane and our kids We, too, have had some truly amazing adventures back home. Just yesterday, we went to Target and found that the EXACT kind of deoderant we were looking for... was on SALE! Unbelievable. I mean, it's not every day that that happens. I meant to take a picture of it on the shelf with all the other things on sale (!), but as you can imagine I was too overwhelmed to get an in-focus shot. I can tell you, though, it was such an emotional rush that I was hot and sweaty, with my heart pounding, nearly delirious with the sheer emotional weight of it all... it's a good thing the puddles in the parking lot were all frozen over, or else I would have sent Andreas ahead and jumped in for a refreshing dip! I wish you could have been there. It might have been the Most Exciting thing that's happened to you All Month! Seriously. Ah well, YOUR loss... ;) |
| 16th December 2006 Dan Fisher | whats up? - From: Been here a whole month Hope everything is going well for you guys. Just got a raise and I'm tired! Call me! I've got some good news. |
| 17th November 2006 anonymous | - From: Been here a whole month Great shots so far. More please. Where are you going to be for New Year's? Not NYC I suppose... Soon. J |
| 17th November 2006 elisa | hello to my favorite ex pats!! - From: Been here a whole month i can't believe you worried about the elections ;-) I knew it was wrapped up in the bag...As it turns out a friends ex boy (ben did you meet him while you were out there) was working on the campaign with armen. I am in london my travel has been a bit more wetern in focus..have been chasing around babies. the one i am visiting now is quite cute and man can she scream! I hope you both are well. I miss you guys. |
| 17th November 2006 Naomi | - From: Been here a whole month Hey guys, I totally understand. I was pretty crappy at keeping my 'readers at home' informed when I was in Ghana and we didn't even have any electricity problems there... and the pics take hours to upload... I ended up downloading an image re-sizer so you can make all your pics small and quicker to upload on to the net. But I have to admitt, it is nice to read up on what and how you guys are doing, even if it is at random. Look forward to hearing more news!! Hope you guys are well and enjoying hte lovely Africa! Love Naomi |
| 6th November 2006 @R!N | You're Alive!!! YAY!!! - From: Been here a whole month I read this! And hope to continue to get updates! I want to hear all about what you're working on and hope to see pix as well! Hope you're learning alot and enjoying every minute of that wonderful opportunity! Miss you lots! - xoxo |
| 6th November 2006 Jennifer | Yes! Blogdom is great. - From: Been here a whole month Angel & Erik: We're so happy to see that you have a blog up and running. The electricity situation sounds... sticky. I hope things improve. What's the day-to-day life like? What are you doing for Roots and Shoots? How are the people? What's the food like? I can hardly wait to discover Tanzania through your tales. God bless, Jennifer |
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