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23 comments:
I look forward to reading about the distribution.
Save travels and have fun
Jen
Hi Debbie. This is Anika. Thanks for taking the bedkits to Uganda. Say hi to the children for me.
I love the Blog feature so I can check out the distributions. Glad to see the photos of the manufacturing part of the bedkits. The kids smiles are amazing. Splash in some red mud puddles for me!
Tracy
Hi Deb,
The mud trek sounds impressive. The kids are so cute and happy looking. We are in Amsterdam early the morning of the 28th. When do you leave?
Linda
Hi from Sacred Heart School in Midland, Ontario! The SK/1 class was so happy to see your pictures. We were very excited to see all the happy faces! Mr. Hamelin, we loved to see your smile. Were you laughing when you got your clothes all muddy? What is Matoke? Is it soup? Pizza? Chicken? Cookie? Popsicle? Are the children's colourful t-shirts part of their school uniform or were they given by the SCAW team? How did you get the van out of the mud? Why do the children carry their bedkits on their heads? How do the children feel walking in barefeet?
I am still smiling about the "mud walk" and can picture all of you treking to meet the children. What dedication!!!
Uganda in 2006 showed us the dust of Ugandan roads but you have added a new dimension to the experience.
Keep up the great work and please give my hugs to all those fabulous Inner Wheel friends. - Sally Jo
I guess I should re-think my plan to take just one pair of sneakers to Kenya next week!! Great photos!
Janice Gillespie
Hello Uganda Team,
We knew you were a slippery bunch. We recommend "red shoes" for the next trip. Keep up the fantastic work. We are really proud of you.
Joan and Richard Hryniw
Hi Debbie. It was nice to see Flat Stanley all the way in Uganda. I hope that he is having a lot of fun with the children. I am sure that they are showing him a fantastic time. Thank you for taking him. I can't wait to show this to my class. Have fun and I hope to see you soon.
Bryn Homeniuk
Hi Uganda '08 Team
Seeing the red mud brought back a lot of memories.Loved the pictures!
Regards to you all and give my love to all those wonderful Inner Wheel members.
Warm regards
Laura
Hi Jeff:Love the pictures - what an adventure for you all. Will look forward to more news from darkest Africa - wish I were there - reminds me of how fascinating that country is. Hugs and love. Joey
Hi Pierre - Wow! What a great experience you all must be having. I love the blog with the pictures - lets us know what you've been 'up to'. The children all have beautiful smiles. You must look forward to seeing happy faces every day. Hope everyone is healthy. Picked some lilly of the valley for you
- love you & miss you - Wanda
What an amazing experience for the kids and the distribution team. Everyone smiles in the photos and they really tell a wonderful story. The blog is a awesome way of sharing this quest. Kudos to all of you.Your dedication and spirit are admirable.
Hello Val!
I'm loving hearing from you and this SCAW blog is excellent. It sounds like a fabulous experience - and very worthwhile judging from the warm reactions you are receiving. Save those runners - You will have to have them bronzed!!
I wish I had signed up to go with you!!!!!
Belle.
Hi Jeff.Hope this note gets to you .The photos are wonderfull , you must be having a fabulous experience and loving the children.Can't wait to hear your stories.Lov Rachelle.
keep up the good work I'm enjoying your reports
Hello Wujek Pierre!
I have really enjoyed looking at the photos and stories of you and your teammates. Love seeing all the smiling kids. Congratulations on the successes so far, and continue having a great time.
Maryla and Anna in Poland say hello and also pass along their best wishes.
I really look forward to "bumping into" you guys in Amsterdam on the 14th!!!
Lots of love and best thoughts always,
Andrew
Dear Uganda Team;
Great pictures. Great experiences. Just can imagine being there with you all. Africa is exciting no matter where you go.
Be safe.
Tom Belton
Awesome job Sleeping Children Team!
Dad always said that the clouds in Uganda were the most impressive of anywhere that he had been.....but they do bring rain!
Big Damus
Hi Debbie and team, great pictures of many smiling faces, safe travels to you all...Dianne Warkentin
Hi Debbie and Sleeping Children Team,
Thank you for keeping us connected to your trip with fabulous pictures.
Doug
Val
Schultz is monitoring your travels. Glad to see everyone is well and happy. The children are beautiful, wish I was with you. Loved the mud, hope you got it off. Cudos to all the team.
Safe journey! xxxxx
Val - Hugs to you and the team for the amazing job you did! I've enjoyed the photos and updates from Jim -- we felt like we were traveling with you (except we always had electricity, hot water and no red mud)! Enjoy the rest of your journey.
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