
By Ian Crittenden
Today there's an article in the Patriot Ledger explaining the scene yesterday as the Furnace Brook Middle School Malawi Pangea Council finally had a WebCast with Isa Ebowe, Mr. Cyrus Jeke, and best of all, the children of Malawi.
Before the Webcast yesterday, Mr. Meehan, Laura, Aaron, Danny, Meghan, Dan, and I had a telephone confenrence with the orphans. I have to say getting up extra early to arrive at school at 7:20 am was more then worth it. The orphans and the officers asked questions, and we and the children of Malawi answered. Near the end they sang us a song called "May-o May-o." All the officers loved the song.
Now that we've seen them, heard them, it's great to put a face to some of the people we're helping. And in a way it's helping us here in America to feel more a part of the world. Thank you, fellow Malawi students.
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