Monthly Archives: June 2010

As copy and pasted from my entry in the official Kenya Field of Dreams Blog found here. So as we wave a fond farewell to those second phasers of the Kenya Field of Dreams project, these include Anna, Chris Baum … Continue reading →

Friday follows Thursday like a toilet roll follows a haricot bean and rice lunch. Day two of the second class and we seem to find a certain pattern forming. Google will only allow less than 10 email accounts from one … Continue reading →

Wednesday was the day of the big decision, we have one digital television recorder in order to record a football match before it can be sent via a heavy footed VW camper van style minibus to the outfield where the inflatable screen … Continue reading →

So whilst the last performance of the farce went well and all the lines flowed out of my head into my voice box like a chilled pint of Guinness from the tap to the glass. In the words of Noel … Continue reading →

Tonight is the first night of the farce at the Sedlescombe Village Hall or as my Blackberry states “Sedative”, hopefully they won’t be needed. Things coming together for the trip to Kenya and now on the Larium, so I expect … Continue reading →

Off up to London after Monday’s injections for Diptheria, Tetanus, Hepatitis A & B and start to feel lousy as soon as I wake up, achy limbs as if I have ‘flu’. Train from Battle to Charing Cross and met … Continue reading →

Later today, I am off to get a few injections before going towards Kenya and then Kilifi. These will include typhoid, hepatitis A, hepatitis B,  yellow fever, polio, meningitis, the MMR triple jump including Mumps, Measles and Rubella, tetanus-diptheria and … Continue reading →