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To Be Continued...
... joined us in the cab and we realized that it was only going to get colder and we’d have to sort out a different plan for the drive home. But at that moment our goal was simply to find the house, drop off the cow and get to Bizana before all the shops closed, because this trip was supposed to be doubling as a supply run. Of course the house was not quite as close to Bizana as we’d thought, so after dropping the cow (to a homestead full of ...
Leaping (almost) leopards!
... come down on in a shuttle and then on to Pietermaritzburg where we were going to pick up Russ and stay the night. We told her that she could sleep in the car, which wasn’t really true, because it turned out that we had to have an entire seat piled high with luggage and she sort of had to hold it up to stop it from falling on her head. Poor girl. We arrived in Martizburg in the dark, met up with Russ at a pub, had some food and a beer and ...
Margate
I have always heard about Margate, so decided to visit. We spent one night here. Enjoyed the place we stayed and enjoyed the town of Margate and the ocean. Ticked this off my list of things to do. It's very similar to the Gold Coast Sunshine Coast area in ...
At the end of the rainbow
... and a half stuck in the mud near the lodge. It was so wonderful though - the kids had waited for us, and were so excited when we arrived. They adored Alexa!! And they made it very clear that they were happy I was back. It felt like no time had passed. We just fell right into our old comfortable groove together. They showed us their veggie garden that they had started as one of their projects. I am in awe that anything happened at all with the projects, ...
Life at the Lodge: Part 11 - The Final Piece
... students and let me have access to them basically whenever I wanted. He embraced the project whole-heartedly and having his support was crucial.
The first day that I met the 24 students I was very nervous. I still didn't have a complete plan for my two months of workshops. I wanted to develop the program as we went along, based on their interests and their level of English, but I also felt like I should have some sort of overarching strategy in place. I ...
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