Well done everyone for another day of hard work. What you are doing is amazing and your blog shows how much you have been touched by your experiences. I shared your blog with my class of 6 and 7 year olds today and they thought what you were doing was brilliant. They did keep asking where the playground was and realised that they were very lucky to have the facilities that they have here in Essex. Keep up the good work, you are changing lives. Very proud of you all. X
Great photos and really enjoying the daily blog. The comments about your experiences are really touching. These kids won't forget what you have done for them. Can't imagine what it feels like as I haven't experienced anything like it but I know this will change your attitudes towards many things. Missing you Jenna! Lots of love Jill xxx
Lovely pictures. That picture of the 3 of you eating Sadza (what we call it in Zimbabwe) and beans takes me right back to my boarding school days in Chishawasha in Zimbabwe!
What a wonderful, amazing experience for you all. Congratulations on your achievements. We are very proud grandparents. Love from Rhianna's Nana & Grandad.
Having been to Gambia on my honeymoon long ago than I would like to admit! I remember what a truly humbling experience it is, the warmth of the people their genuine friendliness and their willingness to share whatever they have with you. This is a life changing adventure which you will never forget and which will remind you what really matters!! You all look happy and well and I've been eagerly awaiting the blog - now I have learned how to comment there will be no stopping me. Jenna, miss you loads can't believe it's not even a week yet since you went, enjoy every minute and give it your all!!
mum, dad, Hayley and Nick ps Nick enjoyed induction day at Roding and is in Mr Bedi's form and he won player of the year at the presentation and he has a mobile phone!! xxx
Brilliant photos Thank you! and the one from church too X
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWell done everyone for another day of hard work. What you are doing is amazing and your blog shows how much you have been touched by your experiences. I shared your blog with my class of 6 and 7 year olds today and they thought what you were doing was brilliant. They did keep asking where the playground was and realised that they were very lucky to have the facilities that they have here in Essex. Keep up the good work, you are changing lives. Very proud of you all. X
ReplyDeleteThese pictures have really touched my heart tonight....so so proud of you all!
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P.S missing you so much Hayley xx
Great photos and really enjoying the daily blog. The comments about your experiences are really touching. These kids won't forget what you have done for them. Can't imagine what it feels like as I haven't experienced anything like it but I know this will change your attitudes towards many things. Missing you Jenna! Lots of love Jill xxx
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. That picture of the 3 of you eating Sadza (what we call it in Zimbabwe) and beans takes me right back to my boarding school days in Chishawasha in Zimbabwe!
ReplyDeleteAh they call it Nshima in Zambia. It was so nice might have to try and make it at home:)
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What a wonderful, amazing experience for you all. Congratulations on your achievements.
ReplyDeleteWe are very proud grandparents. Love from Rhianna's Nana & Grandad.
Having been to Gambia on my honeymoon long ago than I would like to admit! I remember what a truly humbling experience it is, the warmth of the people their genuine friendliness and their willingness to share whatever they have with you. This is a life changing adventure which you will never forget and which will remind you what really matters!! You all look happy and well and I've been eagerly awaiting the blog - now I have learned how to comment there will be no stopping me. Jenna, miss you loads can't believe it's not even a week yet since you went, enjoy every minute and give it your all!!
ReplyDeletemum, dad, Hayley and Nick ps Nick enjoyed induction day at Roding and is in Mr Bedi's form and he won player of the year at the presentation and he has a mobile phone!! xxx
Well done to you all just a great thing you are doing watching every day love grandad dave hi chand
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