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| 20th April 2009 Lisa | Awe - From: The Workshop: Take 3! Sherry, I am in total AWE! What you are doing is truly remarkable! Your talent and your keen business sense is such a blessing to these women and so many others that you touch and inspire. I can't wait for you to return so I can purchase & support yet another worthy cause! Peace, love & blessings, Lisa |
| 19th April 2009 Sean Gil | Hi - From: The Workshop: Take 3! Hey Sher, Thanks for the email invite. Such inspiring stories & photos in your blogs! You do great work. SG |
| 18th April 2009 Reynolds | - From: The Workshop: Take 3! Wwwooooooooowwww! : ) Looks fantastic and the happy faces are inspiring! |
| 10th April 2009 Lauren C. | Cute little man!!! - From: Nanny for a month Wow I'm impressed by the little guy's artistic ability! He is adorable and growing right before our eyes...I remember your previous visit. I'm sure you were the best Nanny. ~xo |
| 16th March 2009 Lisa | Toughest Job in the World - From: Nanny for a month Sherry baby, taking care of children is indeed the hardest job in the world! You now know, firsthand why I don't keep up with my friends as much as I'd like to...there are not enough hours or energy! Good luck on the next leg of your journey! |
| 16th March 2009 Leslie Hane | sooooooo cute!!! - From: Nanny for a month Hi Squirl, what sweet photos!! and i love the Facebook story, soooo funny!!! my fav pic is of Harrison's lil' foot in your dance shoe! oh yes, and...YEAH FOR ICED COFFEE AND PORK CHOPS! i miss you!! LUV LES |
| 3rd January 2009 Tom Boutell | Wonderful - From: Memory Portraits: Vietnam Just discovered your world-travelling blog... was unprepared for the amount of world-saving involved! Very moving stuff. |
| 12th November 2008 Pastor Fred | Thanks - From: El Shadai Foster Home Thank you so much for the great and encouragements you gave Africa and your most welcome in Jesus name. I wish to know you more. God bless Pastor Fred Hope Missionary B. Church Jinja Uganda www.gidcco.org |
| 4th October 2008 Greg Holman | Hi Sherry - From: Memory Portraits: Vietnam Great to see you back in Hoi An with the ladies. The portraits looked great on the video and the smiles on the ladies faces said it all. It looks like the group has grown in size which is positive. Keep up the great work and say Hi to Karen, Robyn, Peter and Dr John & Josh |
| 9th August 2008 Noel | Inspiring! - From: Workshop! Sherry- I just wanted to take a minute and tell how great I think your mission is and how lucky I feel to have met you! I'm sorry we weren't able to meet up in Hoi An but hopefully can get overthere to catch up with you soon. The courage youor friends in Viet Nam have is amazing, a true inspiration to anyone. Take care of you and keep on keepin on. -Noel |
| 18th July 2008 Kristen | today I finally overcame/tryin to fit the world inside a picture frame... - From: Nature Rules You travel. You volunteer. You inspire. You write. You write incredibly. AND you quote John Mayer. |
| 18th July 2008 Kristen | Catching up, and the pieces come together - From: The Unplanned Plan ah, now I see how you started with LifeStart and met Karen...so amazing. do I say that enough? |
| 18th July 2008 Kristen | bruised, not broken - From: Living With A Broken Heart From Nguyen's pictures, it is nearly impossible to tell that she is teetering on the edge of life. Thank you for sharing her story as a reminder of our own, as Shannah said, quality of life and how we live each day! |
| 18th July 2008 Kristen (fellow bridesmaid) | inspiring is an understatement - From: Meeting Nguyen Sherry - I have known you through J and S for a few years, and knew of your world travels, but I never knew that this is what you were doing. Clicking into your travelblog has truly inspired me and I am fully addicted. This story is truly one of the most amazing things I've ever read, and I cannot believe you are there to witness this. Wow. Just wow. Kristen |
| 27th May 2008 leslie jane | accessories R US!!! - From: 3,540 Trees you gals are awesome!! how (not) surprising that e had her dangly earrings and funky bracelets and necklaces on for the week...she would have it no other way!!!! |
| 3rd May 2008 Lauren | Peace - From: Scotland What a great way to finish up an amazing trip! I know the commute must have been tough, but it seems well worth it. You look so happy and fulfilled. :) I can't wait to see you and hear about all the amazing stories and see your pics. Did you fill up that journal? Get busy only a few more days. Travel safe love! ~L xo |
| 3rd May 2008 Lauren | Light and Love - From: Workshop! I can't wait to hear about this experience in person. With the beauty of art you brought them a creative experience that I'm sure you both will never forget. You rock my little squirrel! Love, ~L xoxo |
| 30th April 2008 leslie jane | - From: Scotland such serenity. just beautiful! i LOVE your spirit drawing...and YES cindy LOVES the castle tour, how could she not!!!!! :) :) :) |
| 24th April 2008 Hayden Jones | Appendix removal in Da Nang - From: Da Nang Hospital Hi - I had my appendix removed in a Hospital in Da Nang and the hospital could not have been nicer. Clean, efficient service, Dr spoke english, and refused a gift of $200 cash on my leaving. The whole operation cost only about $150. |
| 21st April 2008 leslie jane | what a crew! - From: Meeting The Trees In The Forest this is sooo wonderful to meet more of the other volunteers. i did not realize there were so many people involved. it helps to round out the scene, so to speak. how very fortunate for all of you to have all of you! and i mean EVERYONE! kids and adults, givers and receivers...i am sure the giving and receiving goes both ways on many levels. i can't believe you are now in scotland. |
| 21st April 2008 mark | the sweethearts - From: Workshop! "Disability is not a brave struggle or courage in the face of adversity. Disability is art. It is an ingenious way to live." Beyond argument the Sweethearts demonstrate this truth. |
| 20th April 2008 Greg | YOUNG LOVE - From: Meeting The Trees In The Forest Great blog Sherry however there were just a couple of omissions. You forgot to mention the young love at Third sight that developed before our eyes with Sherry and ???????. It was so nice to see. Also the Salsa dancing class with the locals after Karaoke night. Sherry had them all up moving their hips, well done. Good luck with planting trees in Scotland |
| 19th April 2008 Shannah | Simply beautiful - From: Workshop! I LOVE THE CHOPSTICK VASE!!! What a creative idea. Though you are only there for a short time, you know that you are leaving the people you have met with knowledge and skills that we help them to continue on with the work you have shared! |
| 19th April 2008 Shannah | The saying is perfect - From: Living With A Broken Heart Your blog makes me think of the quality of one's life. It is not how long you live on this earth that defines your life. It is what you do in your life your life that does. We should all live our lives being okay saying "If I were to die tomorrow, I would have lived a good life." |
| 19th April 2008 Shannah | differences - From: Seeing Strength, Not Weakness after reading your blog, it really hit me how much we complain in this country. about everything - traffic, tax rebates, gas for our enormous SUVS. But in all these complaints, people don't realize how fortunate they are to have jobs to sit in traffic to get to, or pay checks that come to get rebates from and SERIOUSLY car payments that are mortgage payments to some people to put the over priced gas into..... it is refreshing to hear that there is a group of people that don't complain when they don't have legs to walk on for crying out loud! I am happy that you have met them. |
| 19th April 2008 Shannah | Moving - From: Meeting Nguyen WOW! It is painful to read and see such hurt and dispair. I can't even to begin to imagine how it feels to actually be there and witness life like his in person. I commend you for your efforts and for your drive to wake up each day and continue to do the work you do! |
| 19th April 2008 Shannah | Growing Opportunity - From: New Faces! I am always amazed by people's visions. Some people strive for big houses, big bank account and fancy cars, but what do these things truly give a person. Heip's vision is not only a portrait of a beautiful landscape, but a dream that will pay it forward to others. It is truly amazing what he has accomplished! And boy does he has some bisceps! |
| 19th April 2008 Shannah | Finally I am catching up!!! - From: Happy Birthday Karen Hey Chica! You look beautiful. The flowers are so vibrant and I do LOVE fresh flowers. It looks like Karen had a fantastic birthday! But who wouldn't have a good time with the Squirrel in town!!!!!! |
| 17th April 2008 eb | quality control! - From: Workshop! that's my little task-master. I love the chart. A chart is a beautiful thing!! i wish i was there to help, looks super fun! |
| 17th April 2008 the soul cultivator | A stitch in time..... - From: Workshop! Great work Sherry as always... I love the chopstick vase. May I just add that the online business is a great idea, and I have been amazed that the local post office in Hoi An was regimental in getting my parcel home (UK) in 5 days! I wish the project much luck....Sweet Hearts all of you. |
| 15th April 2008 leslie jane | - From: Living With A Broken Heart a BEAUTIFUL smile which no doubt adds one facet of life to her years, along with everyone else's!!! Such an important thing to keep in mind!!! Thanks to Stephen Wante for reminding us! |
| 14th April 2008 Leigh | - From: Seeing Strength, Not Weakness Hi Sherry, I' m back home in safe , easy Australia but deeply effected still by the amazing people I had the fortune to meet in the disabled womens' group. Reading your blog is an excellent reminder to me not to become complacent and to really appreciate my own good fortune. Those wonderful women with knockout smiles deal with their lives with such grace & dignity!!! I am so glad to have met them. Keep doing the incredible work you are doing. Cheers Leigh |
| 12th April 2008 Linda Callahan | Thank you - From: Meeting Nguyen It is an inspiration to see the work your organization is doing. You deserve a thank you. You have great volunteers, and a wonderful program. |
| 9th April 2008 leslie jane | - From: Seeing Strength, Not Weakness the need is so overwhelming. What "strength in numbers" through all of the converging organizations that are giving these communities a chance...i am sort of speechless after reading both the children and the adult stories. What another wonderful soul you have met! First Karen / Lifestart Foundation, and now Dr. Josh / The Hoi An Foundation. Will we ever see you again, Squirl??!!! |
| 8th April 2008 DMSjr | Thank You ... - From: Meeting Nguyen Thanks for making the world a better place Sherry! Stay safe and keep up the good work. |
| 8th April 2008 Lauren | Angels - From: Meeting Nguyen Sweetheart-this made me cry when I read it. I can't even imagine how he must feel and what big impact one hour a day is having on him. You, Karen, and the group are probably like the little angels he needs to save his life! Here's some hugs and kisses for all of you. Keep doing your great work and touching lives. You're so special. Much Love, ~L xoxo |
| 7th April 2008 leslie jane | - From: Meeting Nguyen i got the largest "heart jolt" with Nguyen's response to Harrison's photograph...which made me realize how one never knows when a connection will be made...and that nothing happens in a vacuum. wow. |
| 7th April 2008 Nora | I'm glad there are people like you girls... - From: Meeting Nguyen out there making the world a better place |
| 7th April 2008 the soul cultivator | A deeply moving story. - From: Meeting Nguyen Thank you for sharing this story, it did bring tears to my eyes. |
| 7th April 2008 Beth | Life's blessings - From: Meeting Nguyen I am so glad that you are able to help. You are a gift to all that you meet! This touches my heart more than I can express. My concern is that there are many more like this! Keep up the good work and stay safe! |
| 7th April 2008 Mom | Hugs & Kisses - From: Meeting Nguyen I'm sending one big hug & kiss over to you, & one big hug & kiss over to Nguyen! Your journal entries are phenomenal! What a proud Mom am I! |
| 6th April 2008 sandy | - From: Meeting Nguyen this makes my heart sad on a level that word can not express....keep spreading smiles little berger. |
| 4th April 2008 bekah | thanks - From: Friday with CYORF I am planning a trip to volunteer with CYORF in July...just booked my flight. Thank you for the insight into the program. Feel free to e-mail me with any tips or suggestions you might have for me. |
| 3rd April 2008 Leslie Jane | 2 words... - From: New Faces! ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! |
| 2nd April 2008 Gina | Wow! - From: Welcome Back To Vietnam Hey Sherry, Wow! I thought I had alot on my agenda. Doesn't even compare to yours... Love reading your entries and think what your are doing is amazing. Look forward to the next. Be safe(: |
| 1st April 2008 Lauren | Digging in... - From: Welcome Back To Vietnam Hi sweetie. It sounds like you will certainly have your hands full. Is that a list for a day, week, your visit? No matter...I can imagine how your head is spinning. Just wanted you to know that I am thinking about you as you transition. I'm sure it is emotional...hang in there and best of luck. Hugs and kisses from home. Love ya, ~L xo |
| 31st March 2008 Leslie Jane | I love - From: Welcome Back To Vietnam reading this list. a perfect way to pull us readers into your world in a totally hands-on way! |
| 31st March 2008 leslie Jane | SPECTACULAR! - From: Happy Birthday Karen what a lovely heartwarming and FUN birthday party!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 26th March 2008 Esposo | COMO???? - From: Las Vegas You just WAIT 'til you get home! |
| 25th March 2008 mandy falgout | wow.... - From: Luang Prabang hi sherry----so amazing to read your blogs and look at your pics. your entries are always "real" and inspire me to do more than live a life centered on myself. you rock, girl! thanks for all the wonderful thoughts and insights.... |
| 20th March 2008 leslie jane | drum tower. - From: Luang Prabang did you get a lump in your throat and start crying like my reaction to the "Harley grumble"??! |
| 20th March 2008 leslie jane | i really like - From: Last Days In Laos... all of your details and photos of this blog. just sort of says it as it is. including your reactions. nice job, foxtrot! |
| 20th March 2008 eb | ok this one made me laugh out loud.. - From: Luang Prabang i can't believe sex movies aren't allowed...and my other personal fave berger line, "another day, another buddha." |
| 14th March 2008 Reynolds | - From: When Life Hands You Mulberries... When I read "How about something on that 6 foot panel?" I could almost picture your brain cells screaming to ORGANIZE...I was cracking up! Miss you!!! |
| 13th March 2008 Little Monkey | Mojito Mama - From: When Life Hands You Mulberries... Hi Squirrel, Or should we call you mojito mama? Love the marketing darling...you should do it for a living! lol I insist that you make me your specialty when you get home. I'm glad you are drinking for the kids...very noble lovey! Take care. ~L xo |
| 13th March 2008 Lisa | I love it! - From: When Life Hands You Mulberries... Sherry Baby, you are amazingly innovative! I just hope that mulberries will be available in time for one of my favorite summer sips! |
| 12th March 2008 Maestro the Vagabond | The Amazing Cockroach - From: Waki-What? I enjoy that it seems to be juggling. |
| 10th March 2008 Aunt Pat | Writing - From: Welcome to Laos Still say you should write a book! Your descriptive blogs are informative and interesting! P |
| 10th March 2008 Michael | Hummm - From: Welcome to Laos Well back on the farm again! I knew you would be! I sure don't see any cotton. |
| 9th March 2008 Rachael Doland | We miss you - From: Welcome to Laos Wonderful to hear your news and see that you are surrounded by kids (of the animal and human variety) who will benefit from your generous spirit. We miss you, and none more than your boyfriend Harrison, who eagerly awaits your return. Love R, J and H |
| 7th March 2008 Vietna mum | Great pics! - From: Welcome to Laos The farm looks absolutely gorgeous. Just what you need, a "tranquil oasis" before you arrive in bustling Vietnam. Can't wait to see you on the 20th of March. Love from Karen. |
| 5th March 2008 Lauren | Cutie Pie - From: My Boyfriend Harrison I think he is the best boyfriend yet! I'm so happy you are enjoying your holiday and connecting with good friends. Be well lovey! MWA. ~LC |
| 26th February 2008 tjprough | He's Great!!! - From: My Boyfriend Harrison Hey Squirrelita! he's perfect. and yes, great words from Silvana Quattrocchi Montanaro. i experienced that being an almost step dad for 2 years. the world became larger, more joyful and the meaning of life became infinitely larger. Hope you are well! tj |
| 25th February 2008 Lisa | I can't tell... - From: My Boyfriend Harrison ...your boyfriend, Michael! He will be most unhappy that you have found another! |
| 24th February 2008 DD-Grandie to the H man | The H Man - From: My Boyfriend Harrison Sherry...congrats on finding the most adorable, cute, handsome toy boy!! I think you'll have trouble keeping up with this one..I hear he's a fast crawler!! Needless to say, I am a staunch member of his fan club!! DD |
| 23rd February 2008 shannah | Handsome Mansom - From: My Boyfriend Harrison Sherry, he is so beautiful! Best looking boyfriend yet! The pictures are priceless. |
| 23rd February 2008 Michael | Hummmm - From: My Boyfriend Harrison Oh Sherry I was so about to get jealous cause I thought you had done away with me!! I have to admit...Harrison is a cutie!!! Your esposo |
| 22nd February 2008 Shannah | Enough with the pretty pictures - From: Getting Caught Up In Details Bring on Harrison!!!! |
| 20th February 2008 leslie jane | - From: Getting Caught Up In Details so refreshing to see your skilled hand at work (again!!!) my favorite is the petunia sketch. lovely, simply divine! |
| 20th February 2008 leslie jane | - From: Las Vegas sixty bucks! wow! |
| 25th October 2007 DGP | Not what I saw - From: Da Nang Hospital Your description of your experience in Danang Hospital is an eye-opener. But it is not the same experience I had. My family spent June 2007 living with a family on Tran Cao Van Street in Danang and my father in law spent 3 days in the hospital after cracking his head open after a fall. Maybe we were just there at the right time, because I was impressed by the hospital staff, treatment and everything else. He did not have surgery though, so maybe that is where the difference is, I do not know. When we were there, he had his own room(spotless with a bathroom), they did all the tests that I would have expected from a doctor in California (all three doctors that treated him spoke fluent English). The cost per day for the stay was what meal would have cost in the cafeteria at UCLA Med Center. Those conditions in your pictures look awful, and maybe other parts of the hospital were bad, but I did not see them and I woud not hesitate to seek medical attention there if I needed it, based on how I saw my father in law treated. Regarding the sketches, those are awsome. |
| 26th August 2007 Jesse | God bless you Sherry - From: Friday with CYORF I enjoyed reading your experience of your visit to CYORF, It sounds like something I would like to do very much. I believe almost all Americans "myself included" take our way of life for granted. |
| 27th June 2007 Amy | WOW! - From: Nature Rules So breathtaking! Wonderful photos. |
| 27th June 2007 Amy | Wonderful! - From: El Shadai Foster Home I am so glad to be involved in this project! They are ALL beautiful children. Thank you Sherry, Stephen, and those who work alongside you, for making an extraordinary difference in this world! |
| 8th June 2007 Vietna mum | Hi from Karen in Oz . - From: Nature Rules The photo's are great although the Lion does look more "cute " than intimidating..........guess it's one of those " you have to be there photo's" |
| 31st May 2007 Ronna Bullard | Africa - From: Friday with CYORF Hi, It was fun to read what you wrote. I have met Pastor Edwards through the internet. I know someone that lives about 50miles from CYORF. Pastor went to visit them. I am trying to donate to help them, but haven't been able to yet. I am a single parent here in the US. I wanted to know how much you had to pay to get to Africa? I can't even mail a box there it cost so much! I want to help, but cannot as of yet. That is so cool that you got to go there! You can write me at (ronnabullard@yahoo.com) if you like. Thanks > |
| 2nd May 2007 seamus | Thanks - From: LET THE PANIC BEGIN I forgot what it was like to travel and now I remember. I forgot about the emotions and how as beautiful a place may look in a picture what really matters is what you are feeling that makes a place, thanks. Take care. |
| 28th April 2007 Lauren C. | Love and miss you! - From: LET THE PANIC BEGIN Hi Squirrely Girly, We know that you are special and we love you anyway...jk. I'm sure that this has been another adventure that has left a major impact on you. I am ready to hear about it when you are ready. In the meantime remember that you did what you went to do. And even though time quickly went by it will leave a mark for a lifetime. Enjoy your last days and have safe travels back to Philly. <3, ~L xoxo |
| 28th April 2007 Lynne Ilbak | Enjoying your story - From: LET THE PANIC BEGIN Hi Sherry: I am an old friend of Margie Berger and sing in St. George Choir. I am reallly enjoying your tales and wish I had more time to read them. Now that I found them I will. I sent the clothes from K-Mart. I am sure they were appreciated. I travel to Turkey every summer (my husband if from there) and they love all the clothes that I bring. Take care of yourself and be safe. Love, Lynne |
| 27th April 2007 lisa | - From: LET THE PANIC BEGIN Thanks for taking me to another place through your blog, this one especially. |
| 26th April 2007 Lauren C. | Cockroaches, ha, ha! - From: Waki-What? My sweet squirrel, I have to admit this one made me smile. You are so crafty and clever when it comes to adapting to change. :) I know you question your impact, but this will make a profound difference for the kids! Keep chugging and we will see you soon. MWA. ~Lauren xo |
| 26th April 2007 seamus | - From: Waki-What? I have often felt like my head was an anus. Take care. |
| 26th April 2007 eb | cockroaches and other tings - From: Waki-What? ha ha ha ha...clapping loudly for you from far away.. xo |
| 26th April 2007 Linnea Anderson | my hero - From: Waki-What? that would be you. You are my hero. You can't hear it but I'm clapping for you. |
| 26th April 2007 Nut | Coming home - From: LET THE PANIC BEGIN Stinks...we do miss you here but I know your true passion, traveling and helping people. all pictures of you, you look the happiest. we do miss you, but I understand ecri is what it is.... ....Iyou can always do another trip, or join the peacecore...sounds like they really take care of you. work @ ecri and save your money... it will all work out.. |
| 26th April 2007 Stephanie Kumar | Proud of my girl!! - From: El Shadai Foster Home Hey darling! I am so backed up with work (finally got a job-in the city) that I am printing all your Africa blogs and I'm reading them on the train to work tomorrow!! I just want you to know I'm thinking of you and you're in my prayers! Love ya..xoxo |
| 25th April 2007 Stacy | amazing - From: Friday with CYORF Sister Sherry, So happy to read of your incredible travels. While you are spreading peace and love on that side of the world, you've brightened my day over on this side! And made me laugh! Be safe. Love, Stacy |
| 25th April 2007 leslie Jane | yes please! - From: El Shadai Foster Home i would LOVE to create a portrait! |
| 21st April 2007 JD from Boothwyn | Squirrelita - From: Peace Corps Living Berg aka Mini Mother Teresa. As I sit in my cubicle drinking coffee I get a sudden urge to want to eat flying ants. Unfortunately, I have to settle for trail mix. Your SO lucky. Miss you Angel! |
| 20th April 2007 leslie jane | i like... - From: Around Town ...your town!!!!! |
| 20th April 2007 Lisa | - From: Peace Corps Living hola chica!!! I knew I shouldve given you batteries!! But I would much rather be in Uganda than wawa...they have cheesesteaks now.....gross. Miss you! |
| 19th April 2007 Lisa | Wow! - From: Friday with CYORF Sherry Baby, you continue to amaze me with what you are doing! The world is a much better place for having you! Be well and be safe, so that you can continue the marvelous work that you are doing! Much love, Lisa |
| 19th April 2007 Linnea | you are amazing - From: Friday with CYORF Sherry, You are amazing. pictures are great. Story even better. Perhaps the principal from D'shala called ahead and informed them of your stamina. I think he is still waiting for you to paint his portrait on the side of the school, however.... Safe surreal travels. xxoo, Linnea |
| 18th April 2007 sandy | good to see - From: Friday with CYORF your little smiling face in the photo's. i have been thinking about you and wondering what, and how you were doing. xoxo, sandy |
| 18th April 2007 seamus | sister sherry - From: Friday with CYORF i'm glad to hear that you have joined the clergy. take care. |
| 18th April 2007 Josh | Very Honored Sister Sherry - From: Friday with CYORF Well, I'm happy to hear that they didn't ACTUALLY try to kidnap you...at least not more than temporarily! Sounds like you are having a fascinating time there! I may actually use your blog to teach a lesson or two in my GED and Computer classes! Josh Could be VERY |
| 18th April 2007 Shannah | A playmate for the dogs - From: Friday with CYORF Bergs and Bailey woudl love a baby calf. I need to know his name. If I don't, I will have to name him. I wanna kiss his nose. You are doing good things Sista Sherry ( I am slangin' it for Philly folks). |
| 18th April 2007 Shannah | Surreal - From: Transition Of course you found a place that would make us all wish we could do more - once again! It is a funny observation, but in the "dribble" picture, I noticed your sneakers: ) |
| 17th April 2007 Lauren | How to kidnap a squirrel... - From: Friday with CYORF Dearest Squirrel, I heard kidnapping a squirrel is risky business? A shy creature who likes to store food, does not want to wait all day for eggs and fanta! Maybe tough day for you darling, but a good move on their part. Thank you for donating the money to them, I couldn't think of a more appropriate use. It made me tear up luv. :) Take care and keep doing your good work Sister Sherry. I love and miss you...MWA! ~Lauren xoxo PS - need to hear all about the new baby calf when you get home! |
| 17th April 2007 Gina Trobbiani | Wow! - From: Friday with CYORF I really enjoyed that entry. Found myself LOL at times. Your writing is so amazing I almost feel as if I am experiencing it with you... I am glad that the people appreciate and recognize what you are doing. Your are amazing. Be safe and take care:) |
| 17th April 2007 Gina Trobbiani | Nice to hear from you!! - From: Transition It is always so refreshing to read your entries. Sounds like you had some fun changing diapers and getting drooled on!! LOL. Looking foward to your next entry... Take care(: |
| 17th April 2007 karen leonard | Hi from Vietnam - From: Transition I am sure you will spread your unique magic over those that are in need in Uganda despite how brief your time is there. We miss you in Vietnam!!Love from Karen and all of the Lifestart kids. |
| 16th April 2007 leslie jane | SO GLAD TO HEAR - From: Transition how your first week has been! i can see that the month is going to fly by before you even can blink! LOVE the sweet photo of Dribble. ok i know that is not the child's REAL name... :) |
| 11th December 2006 Jennifer | Good on ya - From: HOW TO HELP Hey Sherry, I am a Vietnamese-Australian and have just found out about Lifestart Foundation. Hope to catch up with you in VN or in Oz if you happen to be in Melbourne to visit Karen. I am about to call her in 5 mins to talk about some fund raising idea in Oz. I love reading your travel blogs, it takes my mind off my boring existence in the rat race in an office in Melb, Oz. But hey, I know I am very lucky compare to the people in Vietname. I could've been one of them, had my parents not fled VN in the '80s. Life's weird. |
| 20th August 2006 Sera | Giao - From: Working with Giao Squirrel- Thank-you for sharing these strong and brave individual's stories. I only wish there was an easy answer to the troubles in life- Keep up the good work- you are helping them by sharing there stories with us. thank-you. travel safely. |
| 4th August 2006 Tara | Cultural differences - From: Teaching A Little Class Hi - it's fantastic you're doing so much there. But I just wonder if you're aware that some of your 'do's and don'ts' seem to ignore cultural differences. Eg blowing your nose onto a tissue or hanky is considered disgusting in Vietnam and many asian countries. Slurping noodles and spitting bones onto the floor are considered acceptable in noodle stalls. And locals see no problem with chewing with their mouth open - they think it's odd to try to chew with your mouth closed. While it's important to be polite, I don't think imposing Western manners onto locals is useful. |
| 14th June 2006 MOM | No Hitchhikers! - From: I'm Not Sleeping Alone Dear Daughter, We can't wait to have you home again!! But you know how you always open up your suitcases in our living room upon returning home? Well, I think this time, darling, you will be opening up everything in the back yard!!! Safe travels home!!! |
| 10th June 2006 Lori | I think you should write a book. - From: I'm Not Sleeping Alone Sherry, I know you feel us common folk cannot relate to all the things you have seen and done. To be sure, we cannot fully appreciate the impact these things have had on you. But your way of storytelling makes me feel like I was there. I didn't know weather to laugh or cry when I read your telling of the spider incident. Thanks for making a little housewife's day a little brighter, and reminding me that we are all here to spread what light we can to the world. You are doing that in a way that most people cannot, but we should all strive to do our part in whatever way we can. Happy trails home again. Maybe you and lisa can come visit me in California. |
| 30th May 2006 DMSjr | wow... - From: INDIA Sherry Berger: Glad you are safe and sound. You have some serious back packing credentials! DMSjr |
| 30th May 2006 Michael | - From: INDIA I sure am glad that there are just mountains there and not volcanos!! Remember it only takes a few hours to make the climb!!!! Nicaragua is so far from India! Watch out for all the cow dung! Oh and don't let the cows come in while you are doing yoga. It does mess you up. |
| 23rd May 2006 marelyn | Pen - From: Operation: Pen Robyn and i walked to the start of Pens village looking for her when we found her it was to late in the day to visit so next time we will have to venture in Sapa to me is a magical place and im so happy Karen sent you there another blog to boost my day pictures make all the difference to an email thanks again Marelyn |
| 14th May 2006 john | hey sis - From: CAMBODIA Part II Sherry this is first time i really got to read all of your blogs and i am ashamed of myself. To think I couldnt make time to read these blogs when you are helping kids, travelling around the world and not once have you complained. Its mothers day today and i stopped over moms and dads, and i told them today was the day that i was goin to read your entries. Well i didnt expect all the things that you have gone through and i sit here writing this with tears in my eyes, that i even deserve to have a sister as caring and giving as you. You are a real inspiration to everyone that read you blogs, and we are all so proud of you. Its sad to see all these kids in Vietnam that cannot get medical attention or food or clothing, something we "fat americans" take for granted. Well be careful in India, we miss you alot and cant wait to have cervesas with you at the London Grill or anywhere else for that matter(bet you miss coors light). So keep those blogs coming and postcards and we will see you in a month love John |
| 14th May 2006 pat casey | amazing - From: CAMBODIA Part II Hi Sherry, Your mom just told me about your latest adventure/experience. I am in awe of what she was talking about, but mostly that you are doing such amazing things. Who would have thought that your art would have taken you to so many places and allowed you to touch so many lives. I think that what you are doing is unbelievably generous and loving and I am not at all surprised!! Though I don't really know you that well, personally, who you are is so very evident in the works that you are doing----"They'll know we are Christians by our LOVE"--those hymnal words are so true. God Bless You and keep you safe as you minister to the needy. Love and Peace, Pat Casey |
| 12th May 2006 Shannah | Postcards - From: CAMBODIA Part II Your pictures are amazing.....I bet you could get paid to visit places and make postcards! I will look for a job like that for you!!! |
| 11th May 2006 Dee | art kids - From: Teaching A Little Class Hi Sherry, eb just sent me your blog address and I'm loving it. I decided this year I am not teaching, maybe never again except for workshops. The photos did make me miss it a little, justa little. The grandkids keep me busy. You look great and look like you are having a wonderful time. These kids are lucky to have you there. happy Spring, D |
| 11th May 2006 Peta | Massage?? - From: Operation: Pen Hi Sherry! Sounds like you need me in a bottle now to give you a massage after your long hot trek in Sapa! Wish I was there! We are trying to settle back into mundane life but it is really hard especially with the weather about 30degrees colder than in Hoian! Will keep in touch. I have a great photo of you and Lua which I will send onto you! Safe travels! Peta |
| 10th May 2006 seamus | Sapa - From: Operation: Pen It sounds like you are in a Joseph Conrad novel. Sapa is so beautiful, and I love how most of the villagers are tinted with indigo. Good luck finding Kurtz. Cheers. |
| 10th May 2006 Karen Leonard | Don't say I didn't warn you! - From: Operation: Pen Dear Sherry, Sapa is like no other place in the world. I am so glad that you made the trek out to Pens village it's a unique way of life isn't it?. You are so right Pen is really happy with her life which makes her all the more special to me.Thankyou for the photos of her little family, they mean a lot as I don't get to see her every trip. Did you end up buying her pigs or chickens from me?? Just curious...........Take Care Love and a Hug from Karen. |
| 9th May 2006 Daph (Rach's Mum) | Thanks for the memories! - From: Welcome To Hoi An Sherry, your wonderful pictures took me back to Hoi An......loved your unique take on exquisite Hoi An.... |
| 8th May 2006 leslie jane | contrasts - From: Welcome To Hoi An well squirl thanks a lot for sharing this side of hoi an to give us a more well-rounded view of this town! what a different lens than the one you have been sharing with us for the past 6 weeks! it is beautiful!!!!! hey even your toes look skinny! |
| 8th May 2006 Mom & Dad | A lifetime of memories! - From: Welcome To Hoi An Beautiful pictures! You certainly have seen & experienced so much. As you leave Viet Nam, we know you will think of those you could not help. But be assured that you made a big difference in so many people who benefited from your contagious smile & loving heart. May God bless our darling daughter & continue to keep you safe. We miss you! |
| 8th May 2006 DMSjr | ... beautiful - From: Welcome To Hoi An Sherry -- Great pictures! Sandy's show at Larry's gallery was wonderful. Amazing stuff -- we miss you. DMSjr |
| 6th May 2006 Karen Leonard | Thankyou! - From: Da Nang Hospital Congratulations on another wonderful blog entry. The photos were a reminder for me of just how badly I would like to have been there for Tam(pre and post op). However I will always be eternally grateful that you were there to see him through his neurosurgery in my absence.It was great to see the big white bear from Oz sitting up in his bed, a picture of softness amongst the harsh reality of The Danang Hospital!You have informed, enlightened and entertained Lifestart supporters with your blogs and have been a spectacular volunteer for Lifestart in Hoi An. Thankyou for all that you have done and now as you leave Hoi An we wish you safe travelling on the next part of your journey. |
| 4th May 2006 anonymous | wow - From: Da Nang Hospital Wow! what a story. BTW. You are great artist, great sketches. |
| 4th May 2006 Miguel de Arkansas | OH Sherry - From: Da Nang Hospital Ok maybe my little appendix rupture in Phily didn't compare to what you are seeing there. But it was still painful!!!!! |
| 1st May 2006 leslie jane | cute as a button! - From: HOW TO HELP congratulations to both you and tam for this successful week, and also for surviving the grueling ordeal. he looks great! i hope the recovery proves to be just as great...though i do know it is one step at a time. please tell him HELLO from your buddies leslie and mark!!!!!!! |
| 1st May 2006 Gina | - From: Changing A Life Hey Sherry, It is really sad how ignorant and clueless society can be. Especially the way they look at people who have disabilities. People are so quick to place labels on people and are not willing to look past the disability. I love what you are doing, it is really amazing. Be safe. Miss ya |
| 25th April 2006 Laura | meet JOE - From: meet JOE and ......? Tell us you took him to the school!!! He's now a Lifestart sponsor!!! (in an ideal world |
| 25th April 2006 Chris m Francke | Give give give - From: Meet Ngoc Three little words, Give Give,Give - we all have so much to offer. Just take a minute out of your life to compare your life with the millions of similar people round the world in need, and you WILL realise how blessed you really are! So give generously to Lifestart Foundation in ANY way you can. Get involved and if you can't, then send something to keep the wonderful work going.Your life will be so much richer! |
| 24th April 2006 Karen Leonard | sniff, sniff - From: Teaching A Little Class Dear Sherry,Thanks for another great TravelBlog. I have to admit I had a little cry when I saw all of our kids in your photos, I miss them all soooooooooo much! I'm sure the kids will remember this time you have spent with them forever. It's about sooooo much more than "art class". Thankyou again for spreading your "magic" over all of the Lifestart kids, teenagers and families that you have worked with during your time in Hoi An. Please come back! Lots of love and a big Hug from Karen x |
| 23rd April 2006 mandy | - From: The Unplanned Plan wow. what a heartfelt post. i am an american college in love with vietnam who hasn't been there in 4 years. your blog reminds me of the feeling of belonging in such a foreign place. good luck. |
| 22nd April 2006 Lisa | - From: 5 Minutes This entry made my day! Dawg I miss you!! |
| 20th April 2006 Victoria | Good thoughts - From: Changing A Life Sherry, I'm being sent your blogs by Lisa and it's so great that you're encountering these wonderful children and people. In my travels, I'm always made acutely aware of how rich our own country is and how much we take for granted, including all our opportunities. I hope you continue to write about this, maybe a book could be in the works... For those of your readers who might not know, child poverty is still extreme in the US. 29 million children live in low-income families. That's 40% of our country's children who are living on the edge. While it may not compare to the extremes you're finding in SE Asia, there is still a lot of work to be done here too. This site is helping educate and help: http://www.nccp.org/cat_8.html Keep up your good works! Victoria Webb West Chester, PA |
| 20th April 2006 Shannah | Spread the ZEN!! - From: 5 Minutes I will forward this experience to all I know! I am laughing aloud at work (but not sure at which - you caffeinated or the 21st century monk). What a story!! I will never stop reading. I stalk you. Don't be silly.....we live vicariously through each other (you know what I mean sista friend). Are you sure it wasn't a fashion statement? |
| 19th April 2006 Aunt Pat | Amazing - From: Changing A Life Sherry, this is the first time I've really taken the time to read about your experiences! Your descriptions of the people and places are really thought-provoking - I can really appreciate what we have here. But you better try not to freak out Mom & Dad so much! Miss you. Take care, Love, Aunt Pat |
| 19th April 2006 Dylan | Lifestart website - From: It's Just A Comma, I think the one you want is this one http://lifestartfoundation.org.au/ Great writing Squirrel. Please keep it up. |
| 15th April 2006 Irene | More Awestruck - From: Meet the Ly Chan Family Sherry, I so admire you for your courage, spunk, generosity, humor, and talent. Your descriptions blow me away. My world seems so superficial somehow, after reading your experiences with these struggling, incredibly poor yet spirited people. It's heartening to know that earth angels like you and Karen are at work. I know your Mom is very proud of you and no wonder! I will keep you and those you write about in thought and prayer. Take care. |
| 14th April 2006 Irene the singer | Your Mom told me I'd cry - From: 10 Days In Antigua I'm sitting here crying and I'm not sure why. I know that I am in awe of all you are writing and doing in your travels. Your descriptions are so beautiful and touching. I'm sorry it took me so long to start reading your entries (4/14/06). Now I have lots of catching up to do and I could just spend the rest of the day doing that! I've been telling your Mom for ages that you are my hero, Sherry, and reading your entries confirms it. |
| 13th April 2006 karen leonard | Help is on the way - From: Meet the Ly Chan Family Dear Sherry, Lifestart Foundation can help this family. I will send the necessary funds over with Peta and Damien on the 26th of this month. Please let me know how much is needed. Perhaps with the help of Dorothee and Giao you can give me a detailed medical report and finacial breakdown for projected costs. If you can sort out what you can for the short term for this family I will look into helping them on a long term basis when I return. I know you didn't sign up for this and it's a long way from art class but thank god you are there in my absence! Much love and a big Hug from Karen. x |
| 12th April 2006 Lauren | Inspiration - From: Meet the Ly Chan Family Sherry, I can't even imagine being in that situation and making those type of decisions. Reading this brought tears to my eyes, but only enforces your sentiments, we are sooo lucky. In that situation there is no choice you just do what is in your heart. You are an inspiration. Love ya, -L |
| 12th April 2006 Donald | Sherger Berry - From: Meet the Ly Chan Family Stay safe. We miss you ... |
| 11th April 2006 Aunt Ronnie | Mother's "Breakdown" - From: Meet Thong Dearest Sherry, Your mother needs new underwear!! Too bad you can't submit two journal entries at the same time! (You know... like two sets of accounting records!) One for "us" and one for your mom! I am glad you decided to walk from now on! I am praying for Tam's recovery and for people like you and Karen who really try to make the world a brighter place. Love and stay safe. |
| 11th April 2006 leslie jane | lifestart - From: It's Just A Comma, hey squirl first may i say how much i am enjoying your writing style...especially your HUMOR in describing some very serious situations...as far as I am concerned, that is a hallmark of a good writer!!! GOOD JOB! Next, I just looked at the Lifestart website. What a valuable program! And how something is centered in Ireland has found its way to Vietnam via Australia is very impressive. |
| 10th April 2006 seamus | I totally forgot - From: Meet Thong one of the things that scared the crap out of me was the driving over there, it makes driving in Italy look sane. I never really trusted driving in countries where reincarnation was a common belief, there lacks the health sense of fear that you gain after your first broken bone. Come back in one piece. Cheers. |
| 10th April 2006 Deirdre | Thong, not underware! - From: Meet Thong Too funny! Your blogs are too cool! AND...on top of everything else your doing your writing is terrific! I can feel a sense of being there with you. Wow! very magical. |
| 10th April 2006 Lisa | Wow! - From: Meet Thong Sherry Baby, I am so proud of you! While I was a bit concerned, I am trusting God that you will be fine over there. And from the photos, you look great and you are eating well! Much love, Lisa |
| 10th April 2006 Mom | "Stay off the Bikes!!!" - From: Meet Thong It's too late, Sherry, for me to stop reading! Well, you have your fears, & I certainly have mine! I'll just add this one to the long list! Stay safe, darling!!! |
| 10th April 2006 Amanda McCombe | Hi Sherry - From: Meet Thong My name is Amanda, I was in Hoi An with Karen a couple of weeks ago, I am writing a book about Karen's work and was one of the volunteers that helped to open the school. So far your blog entries have made me laugh and cry - your experience with the motorbikes was something i could relate to ;) and now i know what people mean when they say Vietnam just gets to you! You can't help but fall in love with all the kids and i miss Tam's sense of humour and little Phuc's energy! It's great to read all about what you're doing and I know Karen appreciates it. I'd love to hear more! Take care and please say a big hello and give lots of hugs to all the school kids, Tam and Phuc for me. Amanda x |
| 9th April 2006 chris | awesome. - From: Meet Thong you are my hero. |
| 6th April 2006 Gina | Feeling very fortunate - From: Meet Phuc Hey Sherry, Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy reading your journals and admire what you are doing. You are truly an amazing person. Reading this journal made me realize how lucky I am and also made me extremely sad to think how those children have to live. I will think twice next time I complain about not having enough money to buy the things I want, traffic, blemishes on my face, work, etc.... Be safe(: |
| 4th April 2006 Laura | G'day from Sydney - From: Meet Phuc Was really interesting to see your beautiful photos. We are friends of karen's and sponsor a family through Lifestart (thanks Karen for giving us the opportunity). We are coming to Hoi An Easter Monday and your pics have truly whetted our appetite for the journey ahead. I agree with your uncle - we in Australia also live a truly fortunate life and it behoves us to share that bounty with others less fortunate. Enjoy the journey! |
| 4th April 2006 Peta | Can't wait to get there! - From: The Unplanned Plan I am a sponsor of Karen's wonderful Foundation and am about to head back to Hoian in 3 weeks for my second time in 6 months. Your diary on Hoian has really summed up how I feel about the place, life and everything that is important in my life. Hoian, the people and especially the kids have touched my heart like nothing else in this world. Hoian will be my second home now.....the place where I go for a reality check. The best part about Lifestart Foundation is that you can actually see where your money is going. I raise money each time before I go back to Hoian so I can make sure our sponsor families can have things in their lives that we take for granted, like clothes and food. I can't wait to get back and see the kids working hard in their new class room! You must feel like you have achevieved so much with your time in Hoian! |
| 3rd April 2006 ARTURO | SALUDOS - From: Marriage Proposals Hola Sherry como stas te mando besos desde Costa Rica te mando unh abrazo de amigo d tu profesor de espaņol. Arturo y Mily |
| 3rd April 2006 Fiona | You, like Karen, are an angel here on earth - From: The Unplanned Plan It's great to hear how destiny has drawn you to meet Karen and help these wonderful people of Hoi An. My girlfriends and I have sponsored one of the many families who needed a stable roof over their heads for the last year through Lifestart. We had the privilege to meet them last October and bring a large quantity of clothing that Karen had collected for those who needed them. I know that the experience was life changing and eye opening for all of us. Our sponsor daughter, Gai, is training to be a Beauty therapist (just like my girlfriends and I) and Lua,her brother, is able to go to school thanks to our sponsorship. As you know by now, the people of Hoi An are generous despite not having anything to give and kind-hearted and curious. I'm sure you're experience will open up a whole new world of hopes and dreams for these people and yourself. It's wonderful what you're doing!! |
| 2nd April 2006 Nhu Phan | Thank you - From: The Unplanned Plan I'm a Vietnamese. Now I'm studying abroad & I miss Vietnam so much. I just want to say, thank you for all of your doings & your thoughts about my country. |
| 2nd April 2006 Uncle Al | Touched - From: Meet Phuc I am really touched by this journal. How sad that these boat people can never get clean the way we do, or know what it's like to have a comfortable bed and pillow under their heads at night. What an existence....or as their govt. says.....non existence. The way we live in America, every day should be Thanksgiving. You may have "special" hair as one person put it, but you and Karen are truly very special people! |
| 2nd April 2006 Aunt Ronnie | - From: Meet Phuc Although I enjoy your journal entries immensely, they make my heart ache at times. We are such a fortunate nation... most of us never give it a second thought. I am glad you met up with Karen...what a beautiful person she must be to know. Take care, Sherry and stay safe. Love you, Aunt Ronnie |
| 31st March 2006 Shannah | Inspiration - From: The Unplanned Plan You are a true inspiration to the world. Almost a modern-day Mother Theresa (though you don't have to be part of a religion!) The words that you have chosen to share your perspectives and insights are touching and inspiring. Not everyone can have your experience through your channels, but life is meant to have this much meaning and I am happy that you are finding it. |
| 31st March 2006 leslie jane | stunning - From: Meet Phuc squirl i am absolutely stunned beyond belief...not so much about these people and their situations which is in and of itself stunning, but more because it is THE INTERSECTION where your deepest passion and the worlds greatest hunger lies...which means YOU ARE DOING EXACTLY WHAT YOU YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING. How many people can put that one on their Life Resume???!!! |
| 27th March 2006 seamus | Pho - From: Noodles and Agent Orange Ah yes. i remember that being one of my favorite meals. As someone once said to me when I was travelling over there, "Just try not to look like a tourist." Yeah that's easy to accomplish when you are half a foot taller than anyone and 50lbs. more. Oh yeah, white and bald I always liked being alone when travelling, you can do what you want when you want. Good luck and keep the stories coming. |
| 26th March 2006 Jose | Greetings from Costa Rica - From: Flashy Letters & Special Hair Sherry, I love your stories, thank you for the update. And yes, your hair is beautifully special! PURA VIDA! |
| 25th March 2006 Michael | - From: Flashy Letters & Special Hair Sherry you know as well as I do that being in the middle of nowhere and knowing no one is scary, but also such an exciting feeling!!!!! Oh your poor mother!!! Don't get sick cause I won't be able to take care of you this time. |
| 22nd March 2006 leslie jane | unbelievable - From: Sydney i am astounded about this buddy bear exhibit...and that you saw it when it opened and then closed...and of course THEY ARE FOLLOWING YOU!!!!! |
| 22nd March 2006 leslie jane | wow - From: Australian Hospitality what a beautiful spot on the planet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 21st March 2006 Gil | - From: Australian Hospitality Well, it looks like Australia is nicer than Delaware. I know, hard to believe. Keep up the blogs. Talk to you soon. S Gil |
| 19th March 2006 eb | i love.. - From: Australian Hospitality that picture of you sherry. you look happy and rested. |
| 3rd March 2006 Lori | - From: 39C Wow, Sydney looks beautiful! |
| 2nd March 2006 leslie jane | great perspective!! - From: 39C thanks for the humorous commentary on the plane ride over! and now i have a real sense of JUST HOW FAR AWAY YOU ARE!!!!! WAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!! |
| 1st March 2006 Gina | Hola - From: Greetings From Outer Space Hey Sherry, The pictures are so amazing!! Love viewing them and also very jealous!! Looks like you are having an awesome time. Miss ya. Be safe(: |
| 24th February 2006 Stacy | Hola Sherry - From: Greetings From Outer Space Wish I was there! Love reading about your adventures...and can't wait to see your new salsa moves this summer! xoxox S |
| 23rd February 2006 Aunt Ronnie | Miss You! - From: Greetings From Outer Space What a beautiful journal & journey! You make me wish I were young again! Looking forward to your next entry...Love you! |
| 22nd February 2006 Donald | Solo Bueno - From: Greetings From Outer Space You look like you are having a blast. Stay safe. Dxx |
| 22nd February 2006 Shannah | Hola Jaco - From: Greetings From Outer Space I wish I could be there. I remember how burnt I got in Jaco (and the margaritas with Aunt Kathy)! You are tan and look great. The pictures are beautiful (actually all pictures look better when you take them for some reason). Have a safe trip to the land down under. Tell Hamana Banana we said hi! |
| 19th February 2006 lori masrour | LOL - From: TICO TIME Sherry, your entry has me in hysterics. I remember experiencing that when i was in costa rica. Fortunately, i was dealing primarily with my american friends and teachers, so it wasn't a huge problem. you crack me up. Love the entries. what a nice escape from the dreary, mundane, and COLD wisconsin winter (wind chill was -20 yesterday!) |
| 17th February 2006 Donald | Solo Bueno - From: Marriage Proposals Sherger: Rock on. Have a great time w/ the ladies. Have an Imperial for me. Love=Donaldo |
| 17th February 2006 Mom | - From: Marriage Proposals Your journal entries always give my heart a thrill. This particular one puts a tear in my eyes & a lump in my throat. One might ask, which is more beautiful: the exquisite, colorful wall painting, or the exceptionally talented & loving young artist!? I certainly know the answer to that! Sherry, your vibrant colors sparkle everywhere you go! We love you! |
| 14th February 2006 Deirdre | Hey there! - From: Happy Birthday MOM Reading your Blog. So much fun! That's awesome. |
| 14th February 2006 danielz | Hi Sherry - From: Happy Birthday MOM Hi ! Hope all is well! We will be watching the blog, so post lots of pictures and tell us all about the trip!!! |
| 14th February 2006 Miguel | Oh the apartahotel - From: Happy Birthday MOM Yes I remember the first time landlord abuelita talked to me---all I could do was smile and look at you and say--what the hell is she saying??? |
| 14th February 2006 Miguel | Oh Sherry - From: Lago de Atitlan I hope you went to San Pedro!!!! You missed out if you didn't |
| 10th February 2006 Deirdre | HEY THERE!!!! - From: Muddy Shoes, Take 2 I've been reading your blog! Great stuff and soooo interesting. What trip of a lifetime! Just FLOW! miss you! |
| 10th February 2006 Deirdre | Chicken Bus! - From: chickens and nuts You go squirrel! HOw Cool! |
| 1st February 2006 john | - From: from septa buses to roosters i wonder who wrote that |
| 30th January 2006 seamus | - From: from septa buses to roosters You could have left the part about the scrotum out. |
