This blog records the activities of our exchange groups when they visit Malawi and Scotland.
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Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Monire mose
Hi folks,
Sorry for the delay in posting but the usual internet access problems have kept us back. Hopefully we will be able to post daily now. Regards to all at home who are thinking of us.
Monire folks, loved all your stories so far. Delighted to read your blogs. We were getting a bit worried that we were actually on the right site....forgot about things like power cuts. We're all thinking about you and looking forward to the rest of the story unfolding. Luv from all the Northcote's et al xxxx
Another day has dawned here and it looks like the summer is over. No doubt another busy day for you - for us retirees another day of lying about doing nothing! Go to Mass and be out in 2 hours - no that's you, 20 mins for us. Feast of St. Maria Goretti today, patron saint of (among other things) youth, young women and purity - is that 2 out of 3 for the travellers? Ten days till 'B' day, now
Hi, hope your all fit and welland ready for yet another busy day in Malawi. Looking forward to reading your next blog. Gettin ready for the campin experience.Unfortunately the good weather is gone and we're expectin thunder rain later. Takin the computer with us so we will be able to keep up with your blogs. Tryin this again as we are not havin much success posting our comments.Best wishes to all xxxx
Hi Michael D, Jen and everyone in Malawi. Have just managed to catch up with your blog which is as entertaining as ever. Will try and check in every few days. We're all having a lovely relaxing holiday but miss not having you with us.Hotel, weather food and company all great.Sarah's hoping to do some snorkling Give our love to Kingstone. Take care. Lots of love from Mum Dad and Sarah.x
Just caught up with your adventures on the blog tonight - in the middle of a power cut would you believe. Love reading about day-to-day life in mzuzu and the episode with the chickens, bizarre as it was, really made me chuckle.
Monire folks,
ReplyDeleteloved all your stories so far. Delighted to read your blogs. We were getting a bit worried that we were actually on the right site....forgot about things like power cuts. We're all thinking about you and looking forward to the rest of the story unfolding. Luv from all the Northcote's et al xxxx
Thinking of all of you - the blog is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteElaine and Lauren Grant x
Another day has dawned here and it looks like the summer is over.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt another busy day for you - for us retirees another day of lying about doing nothing! Go to Mass and be out in 2 hours - no that's you, 20 mins for us.
Feast of St. Maria Goretti today, patron saint of (among other things) youth, young women and purity - is that 2 out of 3 for the travellers?
Ten days till 'B' day, now
Hi, hope your all fit and welland ready for yet another busy day in Malawi. Looking forward to reading your next blog. Gettin ready for the campin experience.Unfortunately the good weather is gone and we're expectin thunder rain later. Takin the computer with us so we will be able to keep up with your blogs. Tryin this again as we are not havin much success posting our comments.Best wishes to all xxxx
ReplyDeleteHi Michael D, Jen and everyone in Malawi. Have just managed to catch up with your blog which is as entertaining as ever. Will try and check in every few days. We're all having a lovely relaxing holiday but miss not having you with us.Hotel, weather food and company all great.Sarah's hoping to do some snorkling Give our love to Kingstone. Take care. Lots of love from Mum Dad and Sarah.x
ReplyDeleteJust caught up with your adventures on the blog tonight - in the middle of a power cut would you believe. Love reading about day-to-day life in mzuzu and the episode with the chickens, bizarre as it was, really made me chuckle.
ReplyDeleteKeep the commentary coming :-)
Fran