Thought I better check in again and reassure everyone. From all the blog/e-mail/texts/facebook comments everyone at home seems to be worried sick whilst we are living it up in the lap of luxury. Normally I would never darken the door of a place like this in Malawi as it is ridiculously over priced but as boltholes go it's extremely safe. We have a private beach with numerous staff answering our every whim.
Truth be told I'm itching to get back to Mzuzu to assess the damage and see all our friends. Fr. Albert Chilambo, a good friend, is coming to meet us for lunch today and he will be able to fill us in. Thumbiko phoned from Mzuzu last night saying everything was quiet. Hopefully the shops and businesses will open again today so that normal life can resume.
Time to go back to the beach and catch some rays!!
Bernadette, Celia & Louise x
Good to hear you're OK. Obviously anxious. Enjoy the posh stay - if you can. 'B' day still hasn't arrived. Not having been there I have to check the map. Where on the lake are you?
ReplyDeleteArticle in today's Herald about the Church of Scotland calling on our government not to cut aid to Malawi. The troubles are not going unnoticed. Hope you had a safe trip back to Muzuzu and all your friendss are safe and well.
ReplyDeleteStill no sign of 'B' day here, now a week overdue.