Emily Hi Meg, You don't know me, but I am actually planning on moving to Mochudi in October to be a long-term missionary in Botswana. I came across your site while researching more about Mochudi. What organization are you working through? I think it's awesome that you are doing Income Generation projects and would love to connect with that organization to possibly collaborate in the future. Thanks so much. Blessings!

Emma MEGALICIOUS!! I miss you :( I'm SO excited for you and this whole experience, it's SO cool!!! I was reading your blog and i was blown away by how different it is. I want to go to Africa someday now :D I can't wait to see you when you get back and hear all your incredible stories!!! Love!! <3 xx Emma

Bubbie in Ottawa It was great to hear your voice the other day!! You sound sooooo relaxed, glad to hear you're NOT burned. Jesus loves ya and all the support you'er giving to the youth. Can't wait to see ya. Nate, Coley and U.Guy send their love too. Auntie Jean made Coley a purse too, like you have taught the girls, in Botswana, so sweet!! A. Jean sends you a big hug. I've enjoyed seeing your paintings, you'll have a whole new repitoire after going to Victoria Falls!!! Blessings, Bubbie xoxoxox

Diane and Sean Megs.. We are so proud of you trying new food... drinking in every moment... taking nothing for granted and being open to new learning experiences! Thanks for the awesome picts and updates. We love ya, xo Di and Sean

Johan Nopp Ke a go rata= I love you

natalie HOW DO YOU SAY I LOVE YOU IN BOTSWANA PLEASE TELL MEE PLEASE ITS FOR A PROJECT WORTH 4 GRADES AND I NEED AN "A" PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!please

Jannie Van Noppen Hi Meg, It is great to read about your adventures in Botswana. How does it feel to be in the minority as a white? I tbrings new perpective on how you feel about the struggles in South Africa of the past? I loved your safari picures. Imagine seeing a giraffe, elephant, wilderbeest walking so freely instead of being in the zoo. I know you will be great with all the kids, and they will love you. Bob and I are listening right now to Africans music given to us by Zepffrii, he is the asistant to the ambasador in Burundi and is great friends with Bob. So we are praying for you and thinking about you and missing you. Enjoy the team and the great weather. Love, Jannie

Marnie Meg, This blog is great. It makes us feel like we are there with you. The notes the infinite number of people on the bus is easy to picture and I recall. I always thought the people riding the bus were "praying without ceasing" while they rode.

Jasmine Hey meggie! woww the complex is pretty brutal now without ya! i miss you like crazy and so does everyone else!! but im totally stalking your facebook/this blog for any updates...your pics are GORGEOUS! im soo excited for you! i know ur gonna change their world over there for the best (wow thats a creepy emoticon..!) Anyways keep blogging, i love hearing that youre alive and fine! LOTS OF LOVE, Jassy (cant wait tll you come back and we dominate the wading pool again!)

The Gagnons Hi Meg! It was wonderful to hear how you are doing, that you are adjusting well and how excited you are about what you are doing. We think about you and pray for you often. Let us know about any specific things/people we can pray for. Oma is visiting us this week and says hello. Looking forward to hearing more and seeing your pictures as you have time! Love you, Auntie Evie, Uncle Mike, Lisa, Stephen and Oma

Sarah and Don Hi Megs!! Just a note from Don and I to say we love you so much and are praying for you. I am glad you are enjoying each day and seeing the adventure in your world. Live in the moment and joy of each day, it will go by quickly. We look forward to more updates! Love Sarah and Don P.S. How's the sun ( ;

Molusk! Hey Meg! Great to hear that all is going great. I am glad you found a dung beetle. I hope it wasn't in the washroom hehe. Praying for yah lots! Love Mark

Diane Hi Megs, Thanks for all the updates! I love hearing all the details! I am thankful that your living situation is safe and that you have a fluffy friend to protect you! I can't wait to see some of your picts! Love you lots! xo Di

Tania hey Meg...sounds like you are having a blast...thanks for the updates and I can't wait to see the pictures. Sounds like an experience of a lifetime and I wish you all the best. those are some lucky kids having you there! luv ya lots, ton

Heather Jefferies Hi Meg, Very cool that you are heading off to Africa, I canot believe it's been almost 11 years since I left ottawa at 18 for South Africa for 14 months. I actually got the chance to go to Botswana on an outreach to the San Bushmen in the kalahari. We spent the majority of our time in Xanagas and New Xanagas close to the namibian border. Very surreal experieince in the desert but one I will never forget. I pray that you will have a safe journey and that it will bring a mutitude of God's richness, in meeting new people and learning lessons that will change who you are and how you see the world. God Bless and enjoy every moment. Heather ps we are awaiting the arrival of our twins, anyday now....a very different but exciting adventure.