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Cats
Sounds fab. I truly hope that you got photos of the man with the cat food.

oh no :( so very sorry to hear this, hope they see the valuable part you play within the company, fingers crossed it works out for you xx

Superwoman
My hat goes off to you Lisa, you are doing an amazing job, people can tell that, you have a heart of gold and your are very positive flying to these other countries like its a simple trip to the coast in the UK, a lot of people could take note from you. Well done buddy, take care and enjoy yourself.

Mission over
Your a good sport Lisa. Have a wonderful time ;)

Have a good time, be safe.
So far, an eventful journey then :) Lisa, your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to balance on 1 leg whilst 1 finger on your nose and a book on your head, get a photograph of this. This message will not self destruct. Stay safe mate, have a cracking time. Andy

kenya
I have really liked the way your blog promotes Kenya. Kenya offers travellers an unparalleled range of options. The incredible diversity of landscapes, cultures, wildlife and activities mean endless opportunities. With so many choices at hand, some people find the prospect of planning a trip quite daunting. It doesn’t have to be that way. That's why me being a Kenyan I have decided to open a tour firm. http://www.milleniumafricansafaris.com

Street Kids
Thanks for sharing about your experience of seeing street kids in Kampala. It is indeed a horrific image and a national and international tragedy. You are right in cautioning people not to give money to these children. Unfortuantely some legitimately beg to survive however others are exploited by adults, sometimes their own parents as you pointed out, and even by other children. There are many fantastic charities working in Uganda with street kids. I'm involved with one called Dwelling Places - www.dwellingplaces.org They have a fantastic 4 step approach to their work with street kids; rescue from the streets, rehabilitation, reconciliation with parents and resettlement with their parents or family members if possible, or into foster care. They also do a lot of advocacy work, at government level as well as with communities in the hope of raising awareness of the issues and helping Ugandans to tackle these head on. Thanks, Gillian

Nostalgia! (Edited)
Reminds me of the good old innocent days :-)

Fab pics
Hi Lisa....love the pics of the animals, what a fantastic job you have landed yourself with....make the most of it.....you are very fortunate to see such wonderful places. Lucky you....you deserve it, enjoy!! With lots of love mum and dad xxxxx

Will be watching you.
Now that I have found your blog Lisa (doh, should have found it sooner) I will be with you in spirit. Really interesting blog. Well done. Take care.

Hi lisa
Hello lisa, how was your trip back to London? i hope you enjoyed it. thank again for the Training Here in Nigeria. I really enjoy it.itwas splended. Kudos to you and my regards to your U.K Friends and Family You are welcome to NIGERIA Anytime you want to. Wish you Best of Luck Hakeem. Mantrac Nigeria Ltd Kano

Unique Country - unique people
I am actually having a huge laugh reading your blog. It's not surprising because we are talking about Nigeria. For this particular reason i feel in love with the place. Did you check out any other places apart from Lagos? Are you training Nigerian First aid?. although i haven't visited in about 3 years i still call Nigeria once a month to check up on my friend there. Wonderful people, you will have a wild and exciting time there.

Nigeria is such a beautiful (without corruption and bad governance). We are glad to have you around. Enjoy your stay.