Tare Suprise and the last few days at Sangam= busy, busy, busy!!! We were given a page of tasks to complete including evaluations, collecting photos, reports, presentations and we also had exit interviews to talk about our time at Sangam. Needless to say we weren't too thrilled about doing them only because it meant that we had to eaccept that our time at Sangam was coming to an end! In the mean time though we had time for swimming, packing-it took some longer ...

Our last day at site was so sad but a day that I loved and will cherish the memories for ever. Adri and I wore saris to work, now let me tell you I have big respect for all the women who wear them everyday, especially in the crèches because there are so many layers, they're hot and very easy to trip over when walking and as for stairs... We took lots of photos in the crèche and as we did our last craft session I thought about how far these children had come...

I had the time of life... Writing this I am listening to "I had the time of my life" and it feels quite appropriate to label this the title for the blog about my last few weeks at work. The last week at work was busy and it was hard to fit in everything that we wanted to do. Everyday was busy and lots of fun. On Wednesday was our last cultural day so we went on a trip to Alandi which is a really religious place, it had a really cool temple and along the river lo...

My last month at Sangam... It's been a while since I last updated you all on my life, so here goes, this is what happened in my last incredible month at Sangam. A month full of laughter, tears, excitement and goodbyes. Work at DG continued to be excited and wonderful. Every day I left work with a feeling of fulfilment and satisfaction. But more about DG later. This thing I want to talk about today is Holi. It took place on the 8th March (a Thursday) and it was...

So to continue my tales.... We had arrived in Jaipur and had the day to spend exploring the Pink City- Let me tell you in a different light it may be pink but to me it looked like a peachy orange!! Anyway we caught the bus to the centre of the old city- my first public bus, it was pretty squished but another part of my Sangam challagne that I can tick off!! We wandered around the bizzares and the girls did a lot of shopping! I was quite content wandering and tak...