I have heard well-meant comments from several of my loved ones of intentions of sending me glorious packages but, I am beginning to doubt. I have been in Zambia for a month and a half now and alas, nothing has arrived...BUT, I was thinking that this may be due to a lack of recent addressing (i have posted it in the past but I will do so again) :)
There are three ways of reaching me:
Revival Mission Center
Megan Christopherson
P.O. Box 90198,
Luanshya, Zambia
Hands@Work in Africa
Megan Christopherson
P.O. Box 90122
Luanshya, Zambia
And then the fastest and most expensive way straight to my door using DHL:
Megan Christopherson
C/O Jacob Sichalwe
1104 Section 5
Roan Township, Luanshya, Zambia
I look forward to many letters and very large packages! :)
Im feeling better today, my headache is gone which is a huge blessing cause I thought my head would explode. Now I am resting, preparing for two sweet gals to join me next week.
I cleaned all day yesterday. We use brooms outside made of dried long grass. It was ridiculous and very dusty but my place is looking more presentable. I found out that the mango tree in my yard is the big mango type, Sweetness! I eat fresh Papaya every morning, Joe climbs the tree to get it for me. Africa is Amazing!
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I will be in Africa for the next year volunteering with Hands@Work, a Christian missions agency based in South Africa. Here you will be able to join me on my journey through Africa and stay connected with me throughout the year. Be sure to stay close! Miss you already!
4 comments:
I believe the "fastest" way is using DHL not FED EX to have it delivered to her door. I know we talked about it on the phone and that is what she told me...she may have forgotten to mention that little bit of info.
Megan's Mom
I haven't forgotten about you Megan. Hang in there. Hope to see you in Malawi in October.
HALLELUJAH FOR THE BIG MANGO TREE!!!!! People who have not tasted the stringy mangos will not appreciate this. Our trees were almost all the stringy type. Fortunately a big mango only cost about 5 cents. I love Africa too:), and am quite jealous of you most of the time... but especially when I read your blog!
And don't worry... this is no empty promise... your package is ON THE WAY!!! Unless it gets eaten by the 9 month package delivery boat, you should get it soon;).
I'll try again, too! Peanut butter filled thingys...?
UOP Robert
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