Comments on: Things are Getting Good http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/2009/02/things-are-getting-good/ Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 04 Apr 2010 06:24:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Laura Lee http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/2009/02/things-are-getting-good/comment-page-1/#comment-396 Laura Lee Tue, 28 Apr 2009 20:12:14 +0000 http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/blog/?p=69#comment-396 Sasa Muri! Since I was with you when you left this comment, I guess I didn't feel the need to reply right away. :-) I'm still having nightmares from that one commercial of the animated mosquitos, but hopefully that too shall pass. I do need to pick up one more dose of 4 pills before I head back. Look forward to seeing you this weekend. Hugs - Nkiro :-) Sasa Muri! Since I was with you when you left this comment, I guess I didn’t feel the need to reply right away. :-) I’m still having nightmares from that one commercial of the animated mosquitos, but hopefully that too shall pass. I do need to pick up one more dose of 4 pills before I head back. Look forward to seeing you this weekend. Hugs – Nkiro :-)

]]> By: Laura Lee http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/2009/02/things-are-getting-good/comment-page-1/#comment-394 Laura Lee Tue, 28 Apr 2009 20:05:35 +0000 http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/blog/?p=69#comment-394 Asante sana Oto - what does your name mean again - God's gift? Is that right? I can't wait to catch up in a couple weeks. Congrats on the upcoming graduation rafiki! Propose a good story for Nigeria, and I'm there! :-) Cheers - LL Asante sana Oto – what does your name mean again – God’s gift? Is that right? I can’t wait to catch up in a couple weeks. Congrats on the upcoming graduation rafiki! Propose a good story for Nigeria, and I’m there! :-) Cheers – LL

]]> By: Muriel Huttenbach http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/2009/02/things-are-getting-good/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Muriel Huttenbach Tue, 10 Mar 2009 12:50:22 +0000 http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/blog/?p=69#comment-44 Thank you, Murithi. I can tell that you are a great parent by your toughness with Laura Lee re taking her malaria prevention medication! Thanks, also, for all the help you have given LL as she has prepared for this project. Your father really deserves all the commendations and honors he is receiving. Muriel Huttenbach Thank you, Murithi. I can tell that you are a great parent by your toughness with Laura Lee re taking her malaria prevention medication!
Thanks, also, for all the help you have given LL as she has prepared for this project. Your father really deserves all the commendations and honors he is receiving.
Muriel Huttenbach

]]> By: Murithi Thambu http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/2009/02/things-are-getting-good/comment-page-1/#comment-42 Murithi Thambu Sat, 07 Mar 2009 15:25:43 +0000 http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/blog/?p=69#comment-42 Wow! What a mom you've got Laura Lee! Sure Mama Laura Lee. She did not. But take comfort. I have today ensured she bought the dose and supervised her swallow the first weekly dose. I will keep an eye to ensure she keeps to the regime. Laura Lee, welcome to Kenya, and later this week, Meru. We, the General's family are greatly indebted to you and your family for the sacrifice to get the General's story recorded. Our children and their children after them will find this, and write their own story of the heroine who dared the mosquitoes of Africa without malaria prevention, risking the wrath of a mother's love, for the love of making a contribution to the world - by telling the story of their forefather. Laura Lee, welcome on board and enjoy the ride. Wow! What a mom you’ve got Laura Lee! Sure Mama Laura Lee. She did not. But take comfort. I have today ensured she bought the dose and supervised her swallow the first weekly dose. I will keep an eye to ensure she keeps to the regime.

Laura Lee, welcome to Kenya, and later this week, Meru. We, the General’s family are greatly indebted to you and your family for the sacrifice to get the General’s story recorded. Our children and their children after them will find this, and write their own story of the heroine who dared the mosquitoes of Africa without malaria prevention, risking the wrath of a mother’s love, for the love of making a contribution to the world – by telling the story of their forefather.

Laura Lee, welcome on board and enjoy the ride.

]]> By: Mom Huttenbach http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/2009/02/things-are-getting-good/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Mom Huttenbach Thu, 26 Feb 2009 16:02:30 +0000 http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/blog/?p=69#comment-23 Dear Madam President Laura Lee: In an abundance of caution and to prevent my wrath, I also urge you to get your malaria medicine before you leave, even if it is cheaper in Kenya. Although I know you will not, at least I have a public record of telling you to do so. Respectfully yours - Mom Dear Madam President Laura Lee: In an abundance of caution and to prevent my wrath, I also urge you to get your malaria medicine before you leave, even if it is cheaper in Kenya. Although I know you will not, at least I have a public record of telling you to do so. Respectfully yours – Mom

]]> By: Oto Ukpong http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/2009/02/things-are-getting-good/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Oto Ukpong Tue, 24 Feb 2009 23:09:00 +0000 http://thegeneralhistoryproject.com/blog/?p=69#comment-18 LL I'm really proud of you. Keep hope alive. I think it's so wonderful you're trying to help individuals in Africa document and remember their culture. Documentation is much better than oral stories as a means of passing their history through generations. LL I’m really proud of you. Keep hope alive. I think it’s so wonderful you’re trying to help individuals in Africa document and remember their culture. Documentation is much better than oral stories as a means of passing their history through generations.

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