Manyoni, Tanzania
Mpanda, Tanzania
Ukerewe, Tanzania
Ilemela, Tanzania
Gianni Kristin Hollister - HI Matt and Lindsey. I wanted to share how delepy touched I was by your post. My daughter asked me yesterday too if the end of the world was happening in a few days. We talked through how wonderful it would be if it rang true how we would be able to meet Jesus and how all the hard stuff of being 10 would end and we would be completely at peace. We talked too, about how if it didnt ring true that God must have good work for us to still to do: things like finding His goodness in hard things, treating kids with kindness when they dont deserve it, choosing to praise Him when we dont get what we want when we want it. As I talked her through it..I realized too..I was encouraging myself right along with her. He is able to do more than I could ever ask or imagine. That He could show up this weekend and save us all or challenge me to more time walking with Him and learning what it means to be MORE gracious, MORE obedient, MORE faithful to Him. I cant imagine what it feels like to be walking the journey you and Matt are on. I pray for you continually that an extra measure of Gods grace covers you, that you feel His strength when you are weak, and that you are comforted by the One who knows your name and created you for a journey like this one. We love you. the Hollisters
Dodoma, Tanzania
Berit Hej med jer Det lyder super godt - bliver lidt misundelig:). Er de så gode til at lave kaffe i kaffeland? Er der mange backpacker i området? Målige høre -er det billeder I selv har taget? Håber det går bedre m helbredet. Glæder os til at høre nyt. Knus Far + mor
Gia c5rh, det var underholdende, lige et ekrsta plus pe5 den gode film, med flotte skuespillere ! had a nice time!- Misunder dig stadig med den grammafon pladespiller, gle6der mig til den skal ste5 i vores lejlighed hahaha (:
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Junk Da jeg forleden aften lf8b rundt med Kim pe5 race track'et i Monterrey, sagde han plisledugt jeg tror der kommer til at ge5 lidt tid, inden jeg rigtig forste5r, hvor stort det her er!! Nu er jeg selv kommet hjem til Danmark og er dermed 7 tidszoner ve6k fra Kim og fra konkurrencen.Jeg sidder og ff8lger med pe5 sitet og te5rene trille ned ad kinderne det er noget af det vildeste jeg har ve6ret med til!! Det er vildt, hvis man te6nker i omfang ; alt det med km'erne og tiderne og vablerne og den manglende sf8vn, men det er endnu mere vildt, hvis man te6nker i dybten ; den mentale udfordring Kim har sat sig for at prf8ve kre6fter med.
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Zineb ravenmastersonwreckennerve77, It's your mentality that's rnsopesible for rapes and the like. Why aren't you putting the men down for coercing the women into it? Also, regarding Kenyan women engaging in sex consenually, what's wrong with a woman being sexually liberated and being supported. It amazes me how you male chauvinist put women down for our agenda, but uphold yours (calling us sluts whether sex is consenual or not). Men, or parasites like you, need to have your willy cut off. Don't ever meet me!
re: kenya all in all
Gianni Kristin Hollister - HI Matt and Lindsey. I wanted to share how delepy touched I was by your post. My daughter asked me yesterday too if the end of the world was happening in a few days. We talked through how wonderful it would be if it rang true how we would be able to meet Jesus and how all the hard stuff of being 10 would end and we would be completely at peace. We talked too, about how if it didnt ring true that God must have good work for us to still to do: things like finding His goodness in hard things, treating kids with kindness when they dont deserve it, choosing to praise Him when we dont get what we want when we want it. As I talked her through it..I realized too..I was encouraging myself right along with her. He is able to do more than I could ever ask or imagine. That He could show up this weekend and save us all or challenge me to more time walking with Him and learning what it means to be MORE gracious, MORE obedient, MORE faithful to Him. I cant imagine what it feels like to be walking the journey you and Matt are on. I pray for you continually that an extra measure of Gods grace covers you, that you feel His strength when you are weak, and that you are comforted by the One who knows your name and created you for a journey like this one. We love you. the Hollisters
re: Tanzania 2. del
Aytal I completely agree. Plus, with repcest to page 18 of the report, didn't it state: There will be increased employment opportunities and reduced poverty due to the development of road associated activities that will develop in the area ? Does that mean that it is the intention of the Tanzanian greedy politicians to develop MORE than a highway? That's left open and that's what it sounds like. The report is blah, blah, blah the consulting firm is from India. Where is the report from the experts and the scientists. who have no inherent interest and who would not gain by building the highway, with the REAL facts? If they have nothing to gain, why are they so strongly opposed to the construction? Because they care that's why! The government consists of POLITICIANS who do not know about the ecosystem who likely have not conducted a comprehensive study on the impact this would have on the environment and the migrations, and who are only thinking of lining their pockets with green and I don't mean the grass in the Serengeti. Politicians are not known for their honesty, rather, the exact opposite. This is OBVIOUSLY about greed. The so-called report actually pissed me off when I read it it was obviously drafted on behalf of the president of Tanzania and his supporters. I just don't understand the blatant stupidity and greed of some people. Come on Tanzania, wake up and think about the overall and life-lasting effect constructing the highway would have on the migrations and the eco-system and be honest with yourselves.
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Dex Hvor er du bare sf8d. Taaaark! Pe5 brunne6seme5den,med gylpef8rle-smiley og he5ndtegn! Piner mig virkelig at sklule skuffe dig ved, at indrf8mme at jeg absolut intet har styr pe5 og ikke er se5 begejstret for Odense. (Sorry, er c5rhus-pige ) Men du er stadig sf8d
re: AFREJSE
Berit Hej med jer Det lyder super godt - bliver lidt misundelig:). Er de så gode til at lave kaffe i kaffeland? Er der mange backpacker i området? Målige høre -er det billeder I selv har taget? Håber det går bedre m helbredet. Glæder os til at høre nyt. Knus Far + mor
re: start tanzania
Berit Søde dejlige damer Jeg håber I får en helt fantastisk tur, jg er virkelig imponeret over jeres spontanitet og lyst til at opleve. Det kunne være så fedt at møde jer i Tanzania, men nu må vi lige hvordan det passer. Jeg sender jer lige en fc besked men vores planer. Pas på hinanden pg NYD DET...
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Aytal I completely agree. Plus, with repcest to page 18 of the report, didn't it state: There will be increased employment opportunities and reduced poverty due to the development of road associated activities that will develop in the area ? Does that mean that it is the intention of the Tanzanian greedy politicians to develop MORE than a highway? That's left open and that's what it sounds like. The report is blah, blah, blah the consulting firm is from India. Where is the report from the experts and the scientists. who have no inherent interest and who would not gain by building the highway, with the REAL facts? If they have nothing to gain, why are they so strongly opposed to the construction? Because they care that's why! The government consists of POLITICIANS who do not know about the ecosystem who likely have not conducted a comprehensive study on the impact this would have on the environment and the migrations, and who are only thinking of lining their pockets with green and I don't mean the grass in the Serengeti. Politicians are not known for their honesty, rather, the exact opposite. This is OBVIOUSLY about greed. The so-called report actually pissed me off when I read it it was obviously drafted on behalf of the president of Tanzania and his supporters. I just don't understand the blatant stupidity and greed of some people. Come on Tanzania, wake up and think about the overall and life-lasting effect constructing the highway would have on the migrations and the eco-system and be honest with yourselves.