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DAY 3 – 5 (March 26th – 28th, 2009)

The truck was still in Morogoro and there was nothing the water committee could do but wait. Toni Swai, the mechanical engineer, spoke regularly with Moshi with updates that usually ended with: “Tomorrow we will be there and start the drilling”.

Moshi was able to get the bluetooth on his computer working and he sent an email with an update to the water committee. Moshi’s broken english has not been edited. Please remember that english is his third language (Irangi and Swahili are his first) so ignore the grammatical errors.

Hello,

Real it was so much terrible and horrible for what happened, I mean on my side the way Hydro Tech escaped to give me the necessary information. At least now it’s better.

A man called Toni Swai, his mechanical for the truck and duty during the drilling talked to me through mobile phone. Down here is what he told me:-
(a) They received a spear part from Nairobi in Kenya for truck- Plate clutch.
(b) On the way to fix and tomorrow on 28th March’2009 will arrival and start the drilling. I told him that, first they should fix the truck not promising about the drilling. He agreed my advice.
(c) He told me that, he spoke to Mr. Dominik.
(d) Told him that I was very happy to hear from him, even though it would be better to hear direct from Mr. Wilson. Asked him that, he must call me when ever to give to me the necessary information. Toni confirmed that he will update me. Here took me several minutes to let him know the problem is not their only problem, all we are facing the problem occurred to them. We are team work. One way of solving a problem is communication rather than not to pick a mobile when someone call you, you have to pass the information for anything going on, either you in a very good position or good position.

He called me again late after 3 hours, told me they didn’t finish to fix the truck because it was raining much, so told me they will fix it for finalize tomorrow on 29th March’2009 starting at 5:00a.m.
I agree what he told me.

The drilling
The way I think, if real tomorrow might truck be fixed an early, they can manage to arrival even late night, the drilling may start the next day (hopeful)
All in all let us wait and see what will happen.

Cheku local community.

Everyone is so exiting, got information from the village from one person named KIMOLO, met him here in Kondoa town, he told me that, daily villagers assembly in the village waiting for us to arrival. Cheku village Executive Officer, n asking them to leave and wait until the day of our arrival, they don’t even to move from the place, shouting and shouting, no problem for us about waiting for our team. Big problem for them is water collecting, their big problem going to be solved. So why not for them to stay/standing and witnesses the drilling team arrival and the action of drilling.

Much of love……….
Moshi

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Tanzania April – June 2018

A trip to build a well in Iyoli Village and facilitate another exchange program called the Virtual Co:Lab (2018).  HAPPENING RIGHT NOW!

POST 1: Iyoli will have Water
Post 2: Two and a Half Years

Tanzania April 2016

A trip to facilitate an exchange called the Virtual Co:Lab (2016) between Iyoli primary school in Tanzanaia and Strathcona Elementary in Vancouver.

POST 1: Goodbye Vancouver (Kwaheri)
POST 2: I see light (Nimeona mwanga)
POST 3: My Young Friend (Rafiki Yangu)
POST 4: The Village (Kijiji)
POST 5: Let’s Talk Science (sayansi)
POST 6: In the Middle of a Cornfield
POST 7: Whatever Works
POST 8: Movies Under the Stars
POST 9: Digging in a Dry River Bed
POST 10: A Party in the Village
POST 11: Farewell my Friends

Tanzania April 2015

A trip to help build environmental and community programs for Tanzania Cultural Tours focusing on water and education.

POST 1: GETTING READY
POST 2: ARRIVAL
POST 3: POLE POLE SANA
POST 4: PILI PILI HO HO
POST 5: NINAFURAHI KUKUTANAN NAWEWE
POST 6: MOJA MBILI TATU TABASAMU
POST 7: DAGAA
POST 8: HAWAELEWI
POST 9: KUKWAMA
POST 10: NIMECHOKA
POST 11: MTI MKUBWA
POST 12: SHEREHE
POST 13: PAMOJA
POST 14: MAJI
POST 15: KWAHERI (GOODBYE)

TANZANIA APRIL 2013

A trip (with my daughter) to see the solar powered well in Cheku and help develop environmental projects.

POST 1: HEAD IN THE CLOUDS
POST 2: NOT IN KANSAS
POST 3: MEETING MOSHI
POST 4: ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE
POST 5: WARM NIGHTS
POST 6: ARUSHA
POST 7: PACKED DAYS
POST 8: INTO THE WILD
POST 9: ENVIRONMENTAL WORK
POST 10: BACK TO ARUSHA
POST 11: TRAVELLING TIPS
POST 12: CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
POST 13: PROJECTS
POST 14: MISSING HOME
POST 15: VILLAGES
POST 16: MORE REMOTE
POST 17: THERE IS WATER
POST 18: PLANTING TREES
POST 19: SAC GARDENS
POST 20: LAST DAY

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