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Comment on not-so-ramblin’ man by Vay

Vay — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 04:57:42 +0000

I think you’ll make a great teacher, though loving kids doesn’t exactly equate to teaching them. But I think you’ll make the transition quite lovely well and I’m just as confident as you that you’ll love it!
Good luck with your marathon in PEI! I recommend watching Run Fatboy Run, if only because it’s an awesome comedy about marathon running.
Also, I know I talked to you earlier on in the month about this and all, but I hope you figure out all of your Madagascar … problems (for lack of a better word at this moment in time) and figure it all out as well.
Sounds like you’re doing wonderfully, which is always good to hear! And I shall be letting you know when I’m coming back home before I ship off, so I can see your smiling face one last time before the end of the year :D
Hope you keep doing well, ma belle, and keep up the posting! It’s aggravating to see months go by without an update >(
Enjoy yourself EJ ;)
-Vay

Comment on some new freckles and photos by Vay

Vay — Fri, 29 May 2009 17:22:40 +0000

Liiiiiiiiz
I’m glad you had a good time, your trip sounds like it was pretty awesome!
I keep checking up on here to see for new updates, and they are sadly lacking xP
When are you heading to Madagascar? Still a go, I hope! What is new with you now? How goes yoga, did you master that one pose?
Hope things are well!
Best of luck
-Vay

Comment on surprise! by Vay

Vay — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 06:05:28 +0000

Ah, good to hear! I’ll be in Cambodia/Thailand around the same time you’ll be in Kuala Lumpur! Neat, eh? I hope you have fun! And I’ll have another donation for you in a few days ^^
Don’t forget to report on here when you will be heading back to Madagascar, I at least (I can’t speak for everyone, but I’m sure they are too) can’t wait to know when!
Thanks for the previous entry, too, it’s good to know where you are at this point.
Always rooting for ya
-Vay

Comment on by Vay

Vay — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 07:22:34 +0000

What affect does this have on your plans to head back? Are you going to have to push it back more, and if so by how much? I hope you can get back there soon, it seems like you’re hitting a huge road block here. Use this time to further train yourself and revise your plans/lessons/classes/examples (I’m trying to incorporate evertying you did last time, sorry) for when you get back? I really do hope you get there soon, I know how much you’ve been wanting to go =/ Expect another donation from me soon!! I can’t get you there sooner, but I can keep you there for as long as you want, even if it is only minimally.
Also, does that mean Ryan has been evacuated as well and your other friends from Madagascar? You need to be more detailed with your updates, instead of just giving us news urls! How does this affect you and your friends? You can always email me I suppose, but I dont know when it happens except when you post on your blog here!
I’m curious to know and wanting to help in any way I can! Please let me know Liz! I love you, you’re one of my oldest friends, and I want to get you to where you want to go by any means I can!
Don’t feel too down, you have a lot of people routing for you, and I know you’re going to make them proud – you already have in my books!

Comment on actual words by andriatsitohaina jaona

andriatsitohaina jaona — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 03:07:59 +0000

Hi Elizabeth
waow! you must really love Vondrozo.I read what you wrote after your first trip and I was coming back on your blog because I wanted to check some photos of the south east. well the situation at home is now not very good but I do hope they will come to an agreement soon.if you have a chance to stop by Manakara on your second trip, there is a medical doctor in Ambalavontaka who comes from the Vondrozo region, from a village called Ambalakazaha, he is right now working with an italian NGO called RTM. and he will be thrilled to know that someone is interested in his region.
believe it or not but I am from the same village which as I already said earlier is not far from vondrozo and I just can’t help reading everything you and your friend write.for the time being, I am based in the US and your blog makes me really feel homesick.

Comment on and breathe. by Vay

Vay — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 04:50:29 +0000

I’m crossing my fingers for you!! *X*

Comment on by Vay

Vay — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 03:32:05 +0000

Not looking good for you!! Good luck :D

Comment on breaking news by Jeri

Jeri — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 23:30:15 +0000

Love reading your up-dates. You are a brave young woman. I wonder if I would have been as brave and as adventurous when I was your age…..seems like eons ago. I would hope I would be if the opportunity had been there. I do remember not having a fear of the unknown……….it is amazing how we change with age and children, children having been the biggest factor in becoming a cautious person. i will have to live through yours and I know eventually my adventurous son;-)
Take care, enjoy the vivid dreams,
Hugs,
Jeri
P.S. Recieved your Thank-you Note…..Beautiful, Unnecessary and a one I will save!!

Comment on ch-ch-ch-ch-chaaanges by Vay

Vay — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:43:23 +0000

It’s about time you updated!! Will you be updating while in Madagascar, or shall I have to hope you’re still alive and not eaten by lemurs? Great to hear you’ve got a countdown now, I’m excited for you! Go save the world :D

Comment on ch-ch-ch-ch-chaaanges by John

John — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 14:17:00 +0000

You rock. Glad to see that you’re having fun – and do try not to get Malaria, ok? lol My uncle got it once when he was working in Kenya and he’s still pissed off about it.

Hope to talk to you soon, and I hope to get a postcard or a letter eventually! lol