- Everest Base Camp #1 & #2
- Inca Trail 2018
- Women's Projects in Tanzania 2018
- Bhutan 2017
- Women's House Building 2017
- Antarctic Adventure
- Greenland by Day Hike
- Fire and Ice: Iceland
- Family Fire & Ice: Iceland
- Mongolia on Horseback
- Raising Voices, Raising Roofs
- New Zealand Adventure
- Inca Trail 2015
- Ethiopia Explorer 2015
- Kilimanjaro Climb 2015
- Patagonia & Wine
- Everest Base Camp 2014
- Bhutan, Land of the Thunder Dragon 2014
- The Way: A Pilgrimage Across Spain
- Belize Dive & Jungle Exploration
- Kilimanjaro Climb 2014
- Everest Base Camp 2013
- Turkey: Mt. Ararat
- Inca Trail II 2013
- Inca Trail I 2013
- 2013 Kilimanjaro Cancer Climb
- Spanish Immersion with Mayan Tropics & Honduran Island Paradise
- Kilimanjaro Climb 2012
- Nicaragua Volunteer Adventure 2012
- In the Footsteps of Buddha 2011
- Iceland & Greenland 2011
- 2011 Kilimanjaro Climb for Cancer
- Everest Base Camp 2010
- Bhutan Sept. 26, 2010
- Galapagos 2010
Viewing Post for: Raising Voices, Raising Roofs
Date: Wednesday May 25
Location: Moshi, Tanzania
It was a day of goodbyes and hello's. We finished all we could do at the site, laid hands on the walls, wrote messages of hope and waved as we drove away. We then spent our last hour with the Wizards, singing the songs in english and swahili that we taught each other . Conversations started immediately about what comes next. We figured out what we needed to continue this project. What are you doing in 2018.?
So, I know you have been waiting to hear about the sleep overs last night. Arden and Bonnie stayed at Rizikis home. They were welcomed with open arms and felt right at home. It was home of three rooms, bare concrete homes, curtains for doorways, no running water, and the cooking outside. A home for 6 people and 3 rooms and it was family night of dinner, games and conversation. A normal family night.
Bill and Troy spent the night at Mohammad's home, a kitchen, sitting room and one bedroom for the family. It was the first time for many of us in a Muslim home and an experience of warmth, acceptance and love. In all homes, we were given the best bed in the house.
The hello of the day came as we walked back to our hotel and her majesty, Mt. Kilimanjaro came out in all her glory. It was like her saying hello and thanking us for caring for the ones she watches over.
Lala Salama.
