Just want to let those of you who might be concerned Carolyn did find her missing passport in time to board the flight. She claims sleep depervation for her missing passport.
jennifer
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- Parting is such Sweet Sorrow
- How do we say goodbye?
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- It's a 10
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- Building a bridge....I mean, wall
- He ain't Heavy he's my brother
- Salutations from Jelly Bellies in the Sub-Sahara
- You've come a long way, Kenya
- First Day in Kipkaren
- Passport to Kenya
- Up and a'tem!!
- No worries, no worries!!
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- Jelly Bellies over the Sahara
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- In Flight Movie reviews
- Note from Jim
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Markus Cannon said...
ReplyDeleteHello from Detroit!This is Markus from the 2011 team. We have just finished our first leg of our journey to KENYA!!
The entire group seems to be getting along famously. We are already joking and picking on each other just like you would a sibling.
We have nicknamed our group "Team H2-Hoes". Since our focus is going to be split between working with cleaning their water supply and working in the soil, we thought it fitting to include a nod to both activities.
I think Tom Petty said it best when he uttered the words, "The waiting is the hardest part". Now that we are all on the path to Kenya, we all want to get there right now and get started.
All in all, a great start to what will be an awesome experience.
~ Markus
January 12, 2011 2:42 PM
Lauren Chalupsky-Cannon said...
Greetings to all!
Wow, do I feel so blessed to be a part of this amazing team H2-Hoe 2011! Sharon's awesome experience and words of the wonderful people we will meet, my parents' energy and knowledge, my husband's resourcefulness, Jennifer's task-driven focus, Carolyn's fabulous sense of humor, and all backed by Dr. Fitzgerald's world-moving power! ...and this is just the first few hours in. We have made it quickly and safely to Detroit and are mentally preparing for the next few weeks of our lives...it is such a gift to be here. Thank you for your support as we take off into the beautiful world.
January 12, 2011 2:51 PM
Joan Chalupsky said...
Great cause, great people, great trip--how much better can it get?!?
January 12, 2011 2:53 PM
Jim Chalupsky said...
I think this is an awesome group. I feel lots of energy, and GREAT things are going to get accomplished!
January 12, 2011 2:56 PM
Glad Carolyn found her passport. (thanks, Jen). Good grief!
ReplyDeletePosted by Sue Grant
Team H2O relax enjoy and trust that God has put you here on this day at this time for very good reasons!!! Doc the puppies say Hi!!!
ReplyDeleteMichele
Well, you are all missing the lovely weather here -- something like -9 wind chill. B-r-r-r-r. Have a great trip!
ReplyDeletePosted by Sue Grant