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Sarah and Si: September 2009

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Saturday, September 19, 2009. Just a few last things to pack and we'll be ready to go. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Sarah and Si: Annual Sponsored Walk

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Friday, February 19, 2010. A couple of days after returning from Kolkata it was time for CRP's Annual Sponsored Walk. Patients, staff, volunteers and students from a number of schools around Bangladesh all joined in for 6 laps around Gulshan Lake Park. The procession was initially led by the children from CRP's Inclusive School and their carers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Sarah and Si: July 2010

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Monday, July 12, 2010. We arrived home on July 4th to a very well kept house. Only one small problem, a tree root had found it's way through to some tasty fertiliser in our drains. This led to a vain attempt to unblock it on our first day back. This acted as a timely reminder that we are now back in the real world :-) We are now job hunting, car hunting and enjoying catching up with everyone. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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“Just hook it to my veeeiiins!” | Nondakure

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A series of booze-related blatherings. 8220;Just hook it to my veeeiiins! For the readers beyond these Antipodean borders – all two of you – a “pot” is a beer glass size of 285mL, or 10 fl oz, used in Victoria, and apparently in Queensland as well. See this link. For more beer glass sizes in Australia and the peculiar names bestowed upon them.). Anyway, this rambling is somewhat tied to an event I attended quite recently – the Fed Square Microbreweries Showcase. 2 Brothers Growler, 3 Ravens Dark, 3 Raven...

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Stacy in Antarctica | An adventure to the frozen continent | Page 2

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An adventure to the frozen continent. Nov 1st – Goodbye Australia. On November 25, 2011. Read more of this post. Back in South America. On November 22, 2011. Just a quick word to let you know that I am back from Antarctica now and am currently situated in the beautiful tropical jungle of Puerto Iguazu. As soon as possible. And just because you have been so patient, here’s one for the road chinstrap penguins! Is it really possible to see too many icebergs? 8221; at any time and I will gladly oblige. Until...

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October | 2011 | Stacy in Antarctica

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An adventure to the frozen continent. Monthly Archives: October 2011. On October 31, 2011. Your Flight QF416 has been cancelled, please call Qantas on 1300 659 116. Read more of this post. On October 29, 2011. As of 5pm today Qantas have grounded all flights. Until further notice in response to industrial action by some transport unions. With 36 hours remaining until my flight to Buenos Aires I honestly don’t know right now if I will be flying there on Monday morning. Read more of this post. Create a fre...

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Sarah and Si: Nepal Getaway

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Sunday, March 7, 2010. Another visa-run saw us heading off to Nepal, what a shame :-) This time it was all a bit less stressful, having obtained the official nod from the NGO. Bureau in Dhaka to get a work permit, thanks to a lot of work by the team at CRP. After scoring a free cab ride into the centre of Kathmandu with a girl who charged it to her company, we quickly set about gorging ourselves again on treats not so easily available in the ' Desh. The 'Du was a bit chillier than the ' Desh. Their lack ...

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Sarah and Si: Bangladeshi Hospitality

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Sunday, April 4, 2010. On Independence Day we were invited to visit a collegue's home village with 3 other foreign friends; Axel, Malin and Helen. Waking early we started off on a complicated journey of public buses and rickshaws. Which brought us to this beautiful, serene village. The match drew a crowd. at least the foreign members of the team waiting to bat did. Some members of the batting team got a little confused about which sport they were involved in. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Sarah and Si: Libby's Visit

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Tuesday, February 23, 2010. We were lucky enough to have Libby Proud come and visit us and CRP recently. This enabled us to put her to work in a few key areas of her expertise as well as spurring us on to see many sights that we had not got around to visiting before now. Here you can see Libby being introduced by Reshma at the Evidence-Based Practice seminar. After the EBP seminar, we headed out to visit some OT students who were doing a rural placement and joined them on a few home visits. We also v...

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Sarah and Si: December 2009

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Thursday, December 31, 2009. Christmas Day started with a Bangladeshi breakfast in our favoured local food barn. Roti, curried vegetables, omelettes (without chillies for the little one) and cha all round. Our guests patiently wait for dinner that was served on Bangla time (2 hours late). Luckily there were delicious home-made dips and knitted christmas puddings to keep us entertained. Gavin and Simon enjoying special christmas beverages. Kath, intent on having angels for the tree, initially created ghos...