Mount Soche Hotel Blantyre

... house today (as well as the variety of different Carlsberg we have tried over the past few weeks. They have a brewery here in Blantyre).<br><br>It also seems that the rainy season may have just started - the heavens have just opened. First time we've seen rain in about a month and we hope the tent rises to the challenge!<br><br>Take care and hopefully next time we speak we'll be in Mozambique (if the cyclones/typhoons/elections don't get in our way)!<br>

... Stars) and Lucy, Ant &amp; I have come south again to Blantyre. This will be my last Malawian stop before heading back to Lilongwe on Sunday and then on to Cameroon.... so there'll be no more of this hanging out on the beach, safaris and restaurants malarky, the work starts in a week! I'm really looking forward to getting there actually, all this moving around has reminded me that whilst I love travelling, backpacking ...

Unfortunately we didn't manage to get the early, faster bus to the lake because we still had to find gas. Luckily we now have gas so we can cook on the move, we also manged to visit a local orphange that Mike's school sponsor. It was such a lovely place. well managed, clean, lots of 'mothers', they grow most of their own food and very friendly. I'm glad we manged to ...

You're reading the last comprehensive blog of the International Development Internship Program in Malawi! I leave for Seattle, Washington, USA in only five days and finalizing the research efforts of LifeNets. I've recorded the challenges and opportunities for students and aspiring business owners. You've been reading their stories and visions to help. As a result we've shared the experience. Thanks for reading. Last week the LifeNets coordinator Mr. Salawila kept me bouncing ...

Apres 2 jours ds les transports, mini bus sur tres mauvaises routes et dans extreme chaleur, nous sommes arrives le 1er fevrier au soir a Blantyre! Yes! After 2 days in transports : mini buses on very bad roads and in extreme heat, we have arrived on the 1rst of feb, in the evening, in Blantyre! Yes!

... Hopefully she'll be alright. A couple of returning volunteers had a party for everyone at Open Arms on Tuesday. We had nsima, chicken, and some green leaves. I actually ate nsima for the first time! It wasn't bad, but it was so difficult to eat it because it looks like mashed potatoes, but you need to eat it with your hands. First, you roll it into a little ball and then you dip it into the greens and ...

I have exactly 9 days left in Malawi! I am not ready to leave. Looking frantically through the paper for jobs to apply for here in Malawi, but I know I need to come home. This has been the craziest and most wonderful and difficult adventure of my life so far. I have so many pictures that it has gotten too much to post. I will show everyone when I get back to the states. I went to ...

... up about 15 seconds later. The whole trip was fantastic, but we missed the babies so much and decided to go home on Wed instead of Friday. The kids were so excited when we got back and I had the greatest time playing with them before they went to sleep. Yesterday, we took Ephraim and Aggie to the pool and for ice cream. They had the time of their lives. They were laughing hysterically the whole ...

... been giving courses on child abuse and on Friday I will be leading everyone through group activities. Yes, icebreakers! We all know how much I love those. Janice I have needed your books big time!! I found some things online that should work. These students have never done anything like that so I think they will enjoy it. At they very end we will have a water balloon toss! On Sunday I went to an animal reserve where they have giraffes ...

... students who had <br> been working in a Zambian hospital and were also holidaying before their <br> return to the UK. <br><br> <br><br> <br><br> Eman and I visited a cool museum in Blantyre (halfway to Limbe) where <br> they had maps drawn by David Livingstone and medicine chests of the other <br> missionaries of the old days.