Comments for Wayne in Malawi http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com Live & learn with me in the warm heart of Africa Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:47:16 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Pictures of the house by Ramos Silverio IBO http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/pictures-of-the-house/#comment-155 Ramos Silverio IBO Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:47:16 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/pictures-of-the-house/#comment-155 Dear Sir/Madam I am writing from Mozambique and I would like to send my child to a an English Host family in malawi so that my child can lean how to speak English. He has is a boy and is about to be 5 years old. He can speak some English but I want him to improve. Please let me know or send me email addresses of host families in malawi preferal in Limbe or Blantyre. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Ramos S. Ibo Dear Sir/Madam
I am writing from Mozambique and I would like to send my child to a an English Host family in malawi so that my child can lean how to speak English. He has is a boy and is about to be 5 years old. He can speak some English but I want him to improve. Please let me know or send me email addresses of host families in malawi preferal in Limbe or Blantyre. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Ramos S. Ibo

]]> Comment on My work placements… by Much work lies ahead : Notes on Development http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/14/my-work-placements/#comment-126 Much work lies ahead : Notes on Development Thu, 25 Sep 2008 06:40:22 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/14/my-work-placements/#comment-126 [...] much work lies ahead. It will be riddled with new challenges, and will be very different from my work in Malawi. Still, I’m excited to be working so closely with rural farmers. I’m excited to explore [...] [...] much work lies ahead. It will be riddled with new challenges, and will be very different from my work in Malawi. Still, I’m excited to be working so closely with rural farmers. I’m excited to explore [...]

]]> Comment on First night surprise by steve http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/05/12/first-night-surprise/#comment-116 steve Thu, 29 May 2008 21:21:04 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/05/12/first-night-surprise/#comment-116 Wayne, am a Malawian living in the uk. have been reading your blogg and enjoying the lovely narration of your stay in the warm heart of africa. What a delight it was reading them. I dont know if you are still in malawi but looks you enjoyed your stay. your story are full of warmth and for a paints a true reflection of malawi and its people. hope many follow your steps to visit the country and appreciate what the country can offer despite the poverty that sorrounds most of the the people. you ask why the people know details of even the people footballers on the bench, well the answer is within your blogg. In a country where there is very little on the local tv internationl footbal and most the british premiership the most likely source of entertainment. How I miss the beautiful lake malawi and looking at the lovely photos you posted, I could only but envy your postion since its been 4years since I last visited that mother malawi. on the language problem I dont think your doing bad only that your spellings are getting in your way and but they are spell differently Chombe as in tea, Chamba as in marijuana and chambo the famous fish. and yes m'"mawa as in the morning and mawa as in tommorow . dont worry you have done very well. very few master the language to be able to pick up all these difference Grew up in Lilongwe so could relate with what ever you relate. By the way I share the same last name as your host family. Enough of me and keep the stories and photos coming Wayne,

am a Malawian living in the uk. have been reading your blogg and enjoying the lovely narration of your stay in the warm heart of africa. What a delight it was reading them. I dont know if you are still in malawi but looks you enjoyed your stay.

your story are full of warmth and for a paints a true reflection of malawi and its people. hope many follow your steps to visit the country and appreciate what the country can offer despite the poverty that sorrounds most of the the people.

you ask why the people know details of even the people footballers on the bench, well the answer is within your blogg. In a country where there is very little on the local tv internationl footbal and most the british premiership the most likely source of entertainment.

How I miss the beautiful lake malawi and looking at the lovely photos you posted, I could only but envy your postion since its been 4years since I last visited that mother malawi.

on the language problem I dont think your doing bad only that your spellings are getting in your way and but they are spell differently

Chombe as in tea, Chamba as in marijuana and chambo the famous fish. and yes m’”mawa as in the morning and mawa as in tommorow . dont worry you have done very well. very few master the language to be able to pick up all these difference

Grew up in Lilongwe so could relate with what ever you relate. By the way I share the same last name as your host family. Enough of me and keep the stories and photos coming

]]> Comment on About by Dave Shreve http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/about/#comment-114 Dave Shreve Wed, 13 Feb 2008 14:29:24 +0000 #comment-114 Good morning, My name is Dave Shreve; I live in Akron, Ohio. Recently I have been working with The Clear Blue Water Project that drills water wells in Africa, to bring clean water to the needy people there. It is encouraging to see there is other org. doing the same work. I am new with Clear Blue Water Project, I’ve been volunteering there for about 2 weeks. I have been asked to try to search out some good and responsible contractors in Africa. We are focused mainly on Malawi right now, but plan to make this project Global. I was wondering if you could help me. Can you recommend some good drilling contractors? Or can you point me in the direction of some resources that can help me? Anything and everything you can offer me will be very much appreciated. Thank You & God bless Dave Shreve (330) 697-0792 dshreve@ruscoe.com http://www.clearblueproject.com/ Good morning,

My name is Dave Shreve; I live in Akron, Ohio. Recently I have been working with The Clear Blue Water Project that drills water wells in Africa, to bring clean water to the needy people there. It is encouraging to see there is other org. doing the same work. I am new with Clear Blue Water Project, I’ve been volunteering there for about 2 weeks. I have been asked to try to search out some good and responsible contractors in Africa. We are focused mainly on Malawi right now, but plan to make this project Global. I was wondering if you could help me. Can you recommend some good drilling contractors? Or can you point me in the direction of some resources that can help me? Anything and everything you can offer me will be very much appreciated.

Thank You & God bless

Dave Shreve

(330) 697-0792

dshreve@ruscoe.com

http://www.clearblueproject.com/

]]> Comment on Bottle cap blues by Idetrorce http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/12/bottle-cap-blues/#comment-104 Idetrorce Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:02:52 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/12/bottle-cap-blues/#comment-104 very interesting, but I don't agree with you Idetrorce very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
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]]> Comment on Bottle cap blues by kondie http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/12/bottle-cap-blues/#comment-89 kondie Tue, 27 Nov 2007 02:04:59 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/12/bottle-cap-blues/#comment-89 Hello Wayne, I really like your post. I was a master of drafts until I met some Kenyans in Bermuda, who played totaly different rules. So I gave up. By the way I'm Malawian. I hope u enjoyed your stay in Malawi. I visited your country last week and really people were really nice. Of course it snowed! I'm a tropical boy who doesnt enjoy snowy weather. Anyways just wanted to say hello, keep well. Hello Wayne, I really like your post. I was a master of drafts until I met some Kenyans in Bermuda, who played totaly different rules. So I gave up. By the way I’m Malawian.

I hope u enjoyed your stay in Malawi. I visited your country last week and really people were really nice. Of course it snowed! I’m a tropical boy who doesnt enjoy snowy weather.

Anyways just wanted to say hello, keep well.

]]> Comment on My LAST Day by J. N. McLarty http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/08/20/my-last-day/#comment-61 J. N. McLarty Sun, 14 Oct 2007 18:55:28 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/08/20/my-last-day/#comment-61 I never even knew you went to Malawi. I think if you ask any given person in our class something, they'll tell you something amazing about themselves...I'm finding this out wrapping up fourth year...almost too late to get to know everybody a little better. Peace, Jeff McLarty I never even knew you went to Malawi. I think if you ask any given person in our class something, they’ll tell you something amazing about themselves…I’m finding this out wrapping up fourth year…almost too late to get to know everybody a little better.

Peace,
Jeff McLarty

]]> Comment on My work placements… by Hugo http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/14/my-work-placements/#comment-59 Hugo Tue, 11 Sep 2007 18:15:28 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/07/14/my-work-placements/#comment-59 Hay, can you answer my question? In Malawi do they speak english or do they have there own native language? And what is there Major Export and how are they helping them? Hay, can you answer my question?
In Malawi do they speak english or do they have there own native language?
And what is there Major Export and how are they helping them?

]]> Comment on Welcome! by Michael http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/04/25/welcome/#comment-58 Michael Tue, 28 Aug 2007 00:45:35 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/04/25/welcome/#comment-58 Very Interesting. Very Interesting.

]]> Comment on My LAST Day by matt http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/08/20/my-last-day/#comment-57 matt Sun, 26 Aug 2007 00:41:47 +0000 http://wayneinmalawi.wordpress.com/2007/08/20/my-last-day/#comment-57 holler at us when ur back. holler at us when ur back.

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