Hi
I came across your blog this evening. I understand your frustration because I worked as a Head Teacher Support officer for VSO in the Talensi Nabdam District & lived in Bolga (2010?) hang in there! I would love to go back with the aim of being useful this time.

Lambert is starting to get me thinking-foto please...are you due a trip home yet? Diversity have anew team member but she seems abit frail for the rotweilers of UAL.Goodness this font is diddy.....

of UAL

Stupendous photos, Leela..

Hi Darlin'...great to read the next instalment to your blog and to hear that you've got the internet a bit more sorted! Even more exciting that I'm actually gonna be there soon...can't wait!
I was hoping for a photo of Lambert in this blog..I'm sure you've got one?!!
Lots of love Nibs X

Dear Leela
Well done and pleased to hear about your exploits. Look forward to following your blog and reading about your experiences.
Love Sue

Great to read the latest entry and great you can start getting your teeth into some work. Nice one and good luck. Love S+K XX

Hey Leela, finally got a chance to catch up on your blog! I've been making loads of butternut/peanut butter soups lately (mostly cos I like the mixed up words), so looking forward to trying your groundnut soup when yr back in the UK! Co-op Helen xxxxx

Just wanted to say I'm lovin the blog and photos...that chief's palace looks incredible, very proud of you for riding the motor bike too, as for the croc........
Love ya XXXXXXXX

You look so very happy and that is such a lovely thing to see. Love you xxx

Peanut butter! Peanut butter! Where? I didn't see that photo yet! Just gonna have to do a taste comparison test - purely for reasearch purposes, of course!
Dead proud Leela. Have a great time!

Katherine Hamnett will have nothing on you. Floribunda,socks and sandals. Glad everyone is matery-much like UAL ha ha. You seem very smiley and am happy for you.

Best

Ha ha - yes - I do know how the thought of socks and sandals has actually given you nightmares and I did think of you when I saw them!
The SPAMs are in the local language with some English. People facilitating the meetings or anyone sat next to me would translate bits and pieces to me so I could follow discussion. Really interesting events overall tho.