There is a place called Zimbabwe

This will be at the top of the page as a sticky note for two weeks.
One of my new friends is a little girl, a toddler, named Mozi Esmé. I mentioned her on my blog after I read her post about her daddy helping in an orphanage in Zimbabwe.
She and her mommy are having a two-week special on their blog so that more people will be aware of the things that are happening there. Please... go visit them and learn more about what is happening to the people of Zimbabwe.

Visit them by clicking on Operation Love Zimbabwe in my side bar.

PS. she's also having some give aways.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I will certainly head over that way.

Also, thanks for the song you left at my place...it is now stuck in my head.
10:40 PM, January 31, 2009
Anonymous said…
I will go and check it out right away!
7:54 AM, February 01, 2009
Attie said…
I will have to check it out.
and cute video!! I think he so said that!!
9:04 AM, February 01, 2009
Junebug said…
I posted it on my blog too. Thank you.
1:59 PM, February 01, 2009
Unknown said…
I'll pop over and look. :)
2:37 PM, February 01, 2009
ChrisB said…
I remember the first post- must take another look.
2:44 PM, February 01, 2009
Anonymous said…
It is so sad what people endure in other countries.
8:35 PM, February 02, 2009
C... said…
Thanks! I will check it out.
7:48 PM, February 03, 2009
Wendster said…
I will definitely be clicking on that link. :) Thanks for the welcome back!
9:08 PM, February 03, 2009
Anonymous said…
Looks good Pamela. Is it depressing? I need to know how many boxes of Kleenex to pick-up.
4:41 AM, February 04, 2009
Anonymous said…
When I was at the Pampers Event they had a Unicef Rep talking about all the work they're doing in Zimbabwe. It's so sad that people have to live like that.
2:13 PM, February 04, 2009
Anonymous said…
I went to Zimbabwe for two weeks, that was back then and it was such a nice place then. My room mate in college (in South Africa) was a Zimbabwean, I lost touch with her but I think about her a lot. Thanks for the link Pamela
3:58 AM, February 06, 2009
Anonymous said…
The people of Zimbabwe are often on my mind.
9:21 PM, February 06, 2009
Jeanette said…
Hi Pamela.. ill go check out Zimbabwe now.....
3:54 AM, February 07, 2009
newwine said…
WOW, another person who cares about Zimbabwe! An entire branch of my family used to live there and now lives in the UK. do you know Eddie Cross's website - he lives in Zim & writes about what is going on. I will come back and leave the link in a comment.
God bless you for caring!
Sara
7:45 AM, February 07, 2009
newwine said…
here is the link to his page

http://www.eddiecross.africanherd.com/
7:47 AM, February 07, 2009
sallywrites said…
Oh Well done you for bringing it to our attention.
9:41 AM, February 14, 2009
M@ said…
They shouldn't have dispossessed the white farmers who knew how to farm. Big mistake.
3:53 PM, February 14, 2009
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