Great changes to basic school design
The incredible success of the White Party has meant that we have the money to really improve the design of Lequeracabu’u school. We now have a quote and plans for: * Including
Fond relections on the visit to Timor-Leste
After Dili, the bustle of the Melbourne coffee shops and CBD life [on my first visit to Australia this year] is certainly a world away in terms of daily experiences.
The Ostico Visit
Yesterday’s rain did nothing to diminish the smiles on the faces of the kids at Ostico. We were welcomed by the whole school with several songs, sung with gusto! It was
Singing in the rain
I am conscious that all my photos to date have been of fine sunsets, which may have been a little misleading! Rain prevented our first sod-turning today at Lequeracabu’u, due
A thank you from Kirsty Sword
While having sundowners with Simon and Mandy, Graham had the pleasure of meeting Kirsty Sword and her children down at the beach in Dili last night. Kirsty once again expressed warm thanks
Independence Restoration Day
Hi all, this is a note from Graham on my continuing travels in Timor-Leste. I’ve been missing in action for the last few days. Last Thursday was Independence Restoration Day, followed
Lequeracabu’u village
Lequeracabu’u village is nestled behind some old rice fields in a beautiful valley under one of the highest and most sacred mountains in Timor, Mt Matebian. When Simon and Jenny
A note from Graham in East Timor
Well, I’ve arrived in Dili and had a wonderful opportunity of meeting an extraordinary bunch of people focused in making a difference in various ways for the good of the
Chinese wisdom
This was sent by a friend – it’s great to think that we are planning for lots of lifetimes If you are planning for a year, sow rice. If you are planning for
A 7 year old boy gives his birthday presents to Lequeracabu’u
I received an extraordinary donation last week. It was from a 7 year old boy who had decided that instead of receiving birthday presents, he would give his birthday money