Ibrahim manges all the new volunteers working in the North West of Cameroon and places us in our villages. In our first few days he trained us, took us out for lunches, introduced us to the staff and even took us for tea to the British High Commissioner. (more of that on my return)He delivered us to our village mayors last week and phones periodically to make sure we are all OK.
We are certainly being looked after.
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dear millymollymandy how goes it!!! sounds like you're getting on brilliantly..all is fine here and we saw your family for dinner last wkend..arthur loking beautiful with short hair..grace very excited and positive about Oz..simon all geared up for imminent performances..he said that everyone is having them round for meals!! i take my chapeau off to you...hope this message reaches you through the ether..are you hearing wonderful singing and music..are the night skies mindblowing? love to you xx little friend susan
Hi Polly, I keep writing comments and failing to get them through, so I will keep this small. Your pictures are tremedous and the commentary as well brings he world youare in tolife for us, thanks for blogging, love Gill.
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