I am on a very steep learning curve...not least, learning how to blog! I hope that the pictures that appear once I'm at Sang'a will be rather more interesting to you than the one above. It was the first I could find! VVS (Very, Very Special) will need a new water pump as soon as I get back from Africa. Can you see the leak?
Our first bag for Sang'a is packed (thank you to Lily P and Heloise I), the pencil cases are on order and we've already sold a good number of desks. CC has been working so hard to push this exciting venture, and many others have contributed in all sorts of ways (just this morning PD offered me some insect repellant that she no longer needs. Thank you, Pip!) Julia Parker (mother of Amelia and Lucy) has been so very kind making all sorts of arrangements on my behalf, and Allan volunteered to do the airport run before I even asked.
Over the next fortnight I shall hope to write about the last minute details, and let's hope that by the time I arrive in Kenya I'm a blogger par excellence!
One last thing...from now on I think I'll omit the apostrophe in Sang'a. And Mr Bird, I'll do my very best to proofread my texts!
What an exciting idea - using technology to bridge the gap between the UK & Africa. I look forward to your regular updates.
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