Feb 13, 2018
Had forgotten about this gem from #mukuni. Great to get so close to one of the big 5. #mukunibig5 #mukunivillage
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Had forgotten about this gem from #mukuni. Great to get so close to one of the big 5. #mukunibig5 #mukunivillage
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021017 | The sisters. . #mukuni #mukunivillage #livingstone #zambia #africa #leya #travelgram #instatravel #travel #latergram #feljin #imgrateful #swag (at Southern Province, Zambia)
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A few snaps from my recent trip to Zambia to deliver phase three of 'Catch Me I'm A Butterfly'. More pictures over at Facebook.
[VIDEO] Delayed I know but still worth the watch :-)
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The second part of the day was spent working on the mural which is coming along pretty well! #Mukuni #catchmeimabutterfly
This Isn't Easy but I Love It
This project puts me through every kind of emotion in such short space of time. I can literally go from laughter to tears in a matter of minutes. Today was one of those days. I've actually gained 15 children. They totally have my heart.
Things I'm Going To Miss
1. Having mangoes (yep...not apples) given to me by my students
2. Walking through Mukuni, hearing her name being called and turning around to see a young child waving to her with a cheeky grin whilst half-hiding behind a tree
3. Getting to class two hours early and having students turn up just to keep me company.
4. The laughs that erupt when I bop my head and try to sing along to a Zambian song
5. Getting on the bus to work and being greeted! People here actually speak to each other
6. Looking out of the window on my commute hoping I spot an elephant
7. Randomly driving up on that one day and spotting THREE cheetahs (on leads)!
8. The sun
9. The rain (African rain it totally different to the dreary stuff that falls in London)
10. Bursting into fits of laughter with my class
11. Having to state the time ONLY using the 24hr clock format
12. The random rants from drunks at 7am