Ezeur's Guestbook

YOUR years of blogging.
Heather, I am currently in Az with GARY @ my side. I am very indebted to you for your many blogs through years, but this last & apparently the most painful, has affected me the most. I salute you and your efforts & strength to continue to see many countries and peoples of our planet. It would have been a goal of mine @ one time, but Our lives have many trails & curves within that trail. I have been blessed with my many experiences & the people's I have met. My nursing career has exposed me to many years (44) of caring for young & old. My patients shared a lot with me and allowed me many moments of growth. I feel that nursing gave me so much joy & also pain. A here is wishing you much joy & personal growth in your teaching year. YOU have so much to give to young people. Thanks for sharing this blog. (The walker -Kathy). SMILE.

The end?
I have been waiting for this, wondering how you were going to finish. A geezer like me is overwhelmed by the hopelessness but your wonderful ability to see through it and find hope is inspiring. Stay with it.

Nice excursion
We really enjoy all your travel blogs and found this one to be very interesting. The closest I have been to Borneo is Big Al's coffee. Now I think it would be fun to visit and the skiing appears to be about as good as we are experiencing here in ID. Safe travels.

Hey Heather!
Hey Heather! Great pictures! Thanks for keeping me posted! Was so great seeing you this summer. Hope to catch you again in 2014! Best wishes, Laura

Thanks for your in depth look at...
Nepalese family life and their religion and culture...not your typical blog about a visit to Nepal!

wow!
Heather you are certainly living an enviable life! Looks absolutely amazing. Hope life is great in Bangladesh and with your school :-)

Good to see you blogging again...
was this a trip from Bangladesh or have you moved? Hopefully we will also visit Peru a year from now...was interested in the weather at this time of year...and the number of tourists. Good weather and few tourists...the right combination. Thanks for the details of your walk.

Dhaka
I really like your photos it gives a good idea of the place. My husband might get transferred to Dhaka in a few months and I am looking for practical information about the city.

memories
Thanks for sharing the details of your trip. I adore all of the places that you went to and it is so wonderful to see them again in your blog. Can't wait for a return trip to eat more pho!

It's great to be told about your daily life in Dhaka. I wish you a merry Christmas there ! Call us on Skype if you have time some day. Big hugs Béné

WOW!
You make me want to go! Travel with a purpose and a heart....I love it. I can't believe the amazing things you got to experience in such a short time. Love it <3

Live Out Loud!
Heather, I am so impressed and proud of the amazing young woman you have become. Our days are numbered on this planet and I'm so happy that you make a difference in someone's life each day. Don't miss a moment of "living out loud!" Pam Starry Les Bois Junior High - Boise

Dhaka, What a difference a new country can make.
Finally found the opportunity to check out your blog. OMG, this place is so much better than Istanbul. I am so happy for you. Can't wait to hear about the the school and the children. How utterly exciting is this new adventure.