Archive for November, 2009

Faces-Safari Edition

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Safari Njema (Have a good trip)

We took our friends Brian and Jenny to Tarangire National Park (see previous posts “Lost and Found Parts 1, 2, 3″) and Lake Manyara National Park for a DIY safari weekend. I’m pleased to report, this time there were no car malfunctions (unless you count random doors and windows that don’t open, but we consider [...]

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An Attitude of Gratitude

                                  When asked what he was grateful for, Anders came up with the following:                                                      [...]

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Faces-Santa Arrives in Moshi Edition

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Say Cheese

After reading about Zach and his grassroots organization Friends of Paraplegia, (see previous post “Friends of Paraplegia”) a family in Seattle wanted to help. Since our friends Brian and Jenny were coming, they sent their generous gift with them. Yesterday, on his way to meet a client with a Norwegian volunteer in the backseat of [...]

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Friends, and Provisions, Have Arrived

I think I know how the castaways on Gilligan’s Island felt.  Our dear friends Brian and Jenny arrived this weekend to spend Thanksgiving and their very first wedding anniversary together with us. Sitting outside on the back porch, I commented how it feels so natural to have them here, and yet wait a minute, we’re [...]

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Faces-Outreach Edition

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To Market

When I shop in Seattle, it’s simple: I make a list, I get the stuff, I come home. Despite the fact I don’t necessarily enjoy the process, I have access to anything I need or want within a mile radius of my house. I can walk to get fresh seafood, delectable baked goods, gourmet chocolate, [...]

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How to Save a Life

500,000 women worldwide die in childbirth every year. Many of those due to lack of blood. The Moshi blood bank is only one of four in Tanzania. Supplies are regularly low or entirely depleted. The rate of HIV infection in Tanzania is 7 %. Many people fear donating blood because of HIV. If you knew [...]

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