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Published: July 16th 2011July 16th 2011
Hi All,
Well the adventure has finally begun!
We left for England on Thurs, July 14th and arrived safely in London on Fri. morning dog tired from all our preparations and excitement. We arranged for a van to take us and all our luggage from the airport to our hotel. This carting our luggage for Tanzania around is becomming an real pain; however, we think we've got it sorted out so we don't have to cart our two heaviest bags to Paris.
When we arrived at the hotel we stored our luggage and went on a short walk-a-bout until we could check in, at which point we took a long nap. When we woke, we went out on a long walk-a-bout exploring and becomming acclimatized to the area. It is incredible how busy this place is and how many people there are here. The streets are packed with tourist. Today we have been taking it easy doing some grocery shopping and more exploring and of-course watching some of the British Open. No pictures to send yet, but will take some soon.
Blessings to you all.
Rob and Jeannie.
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Rob and Jeannie are moving to Dodoma, Tanzania in July, 2011 to volunteer with students at Msalato Theological College and St. John’s University. Rob will be teaching ESL to students at the college and university as well as working with aspiring teachers at the university. Jeannie will be working in the accounting office at the college. Of course they will be visiting with their friends in the village of Lugala. They hope to work with the Carpenter’s Kids mission or through the Diocese of Central Tanganyika in the villages surrounding Dodoma during weekends and school breaks. They are exci... full info
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