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Tuesday 27 July 2010

Tuesday 20

Monire

Today was our last full day in Mzuzu. The morning was spent doing last minute shopping and saying our final goodbyes to the staff at St. Peter's Primary and Secondary. Bernadette handed over 100,000 kwachas and a lap top computer from St Matthew's Academy. The money will help to purchase very much needed textbooks while the lap top will be put to good use for admin purposes. In the afternoon in the lounge of the La La hotel we met up with the 6 students who came to Scotland in March to reminisce about their experiences. Each of the students recorded a separate video message for each of their host families back home in Scotland. They also produced several short films about their experiences which we hope to make use of during Malawi week in St Matthew's. It is very hard to express in words how great the impact the trip to Scotland has had on them; as a group they have forged such a strong bond of friendship with each other. We wish them well with their studies and hope to keep in touch. In the evening as a big thank you to Fr. Chunda, Fr. Joseph and Petros, the seminarian, we took them to an Indian restaurant, the "A1", in Mzuzu for their 1st taste of Indian food (perhaps not the best idea since we were travelling south the next day). The food was excellent with no after effects the next day; we certainly would recommend the restaurant to anyone staying or visiting Mzuzu.

Paweme

Paul, Bernadette, Celia and Anne

3 comments:

  1. MONIRE MOSSE! MY GOOD FRIENDS!

    Its great to here that yous guys have had an absolute wonderful time out in Malawi this summer! I also look forward to seeing Ms Mcfadden doing the bucky challenge when she returns!

    I would like to apologise to the lack of comments produced by myself on this blogger wogger whatever it may be - but i can assure you that i have been studying your progress with enthusiasm - Full time work in Sainsburys is murder - believe me lol!

    I am greatful to learn that all 6 of the students are well and back to school! I also look forward to viewing there video clips.

    I am so proud and glad that yous guys went back out to Malawi this year and hope that you return healthily and well enough to view the amazing results of The Advanced Higher Maths Class!

    All the best and God bless,
    Yours Trully,

    Michael Northcote

    P.S - Fling us a Sobo in the suitcase - i will pay quache? hahaahahaha

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  2. Once again I enjoyed your posts and I'm full of admiration ( and a bit of envy) for the work you do there. Have a safe journey home. I take it this is still home, Bernadette?

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  3. Just would like to wish you all a very safe journey back to Bonnie Scotland. Ian and I have enjoyed following your posts very much and have found them so interesting and well put together. Great!. Looking forward to seeing all your pictures Celia, I am sure there are many.Like Bernard has said I'm full of admiration for all the work you all do over there which I am sure from the happy faces on the pictures you have posted is very very much appreciated. Take Care Margaret (Celias'Mum)

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