We've arrived!

We've arrived!  Exhausting long hours of flying, but the service was very nice on Emirates. Now we are confortably ensconced at the Kalyangile Guest House.  Great meal and comfortable accomodations.  Weather is just beautiful.  Tomorrow we will have a planning session for Days for Girls at Living Hope and an actual teaching session at Sekelela in the afternoon.

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  1. UnknownJuly 6, 2017 at 3:31 PM

    Thanks for the notes. I remember from last year, the non-stop activities and the spotty internet, communicating with the outside world was complicated.
    Would love to hear how the vision clinics and DfG are going.

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