This is Gold my dear. I would love to help in anyway for this project. Well I wish you could touch the whole community in kenya rather than meru alone. Anyway I knw this just but only beginning. All the best!
Comment by josphat kinavode — February 23, 2009 @ 12:21 am
Don’t doubt yourself for a second! You know that Walt Disney quote about how, if you can dream it up, you can do it? Most people aren’t even capable of dreaming and that in itself shows how special and unique you are, let alone that you’re chasing the dream down!
Brigada Vanessa! I’m sorry for the delay in responding to your comment – it made my day, and thank you so much for following along. Although my dreams are a little crazy at the moment (mostly due to my malaria-prevention medicine), I won’t read too much into the Disney quote that they might actually come true. I hear you might be coming to visit Aunt Ginette in Nairobi – I had a great time with her! Mandando abracos…LL
Sasa Josphat! Asante sana!! The General’s life has obviously been influenced by his Meru identity, but his story is one for all Kenyans – and really, all the world. Look forward to sharing more soon – and doing more projects (send a proposal for a good story my way)! Kwaheri – Nkiro
This is Gold my dear. I would love to help in anyway for this project. Well I wish you could touch the whole community in kenya rather than meru alone. Anyway I knw this just but only beginning. All the best!
Comment by josphat kinavode — February 23, 2009 @ 12:21 am
Don’t doubt yourself for a second! You know that Walt Disney quote about how, if you can dream it up, you can do it? Most people aren’t even capable of dreaming and that in itself shows how special and unique you are, let alone that you’re chasing the dream down!
I’ll be reading! Good luck and have fun!
Comment by Vanessa Blatt — March 3, 2009 @ 9:00 am
Brigada Vanessa! I’m sorry for the delay in responding to your comment – it made my day, and thank you so much for following along. Although my dreams are a little crazy at the moment (mostly due to my malaria-prevention medicine), I won’t read too much into the Disney quote that they might actually come true.
I hear you might be coming to visit Aunt Ginette in Nairobi – I had a great time with her! Mandando abracos…LL
Comment by Laura Lee — April 28, 2009 @ 1:03 pm
Sasa Josphat! Asante sana!! The General’s life has obviously been influenced by his Meru identity, but his story is one for all Kenyans – and really, all the world. Look forward to sharing more soon – and doing more projects (send a proposal for a good story my way)! Kwaheri – Nkiro
Comment by Laura Lee — April 28, 2009 @ 1:09 pm