Hello everyone!
You probably already know me and that's why you're reading this, however if you don't here is a little info about me and my blog:
My name is Morwenna and I am from Cornwall, England. Tomorrow I am going to catch a plane to Tanzania, Africa. I will be volunteering in a school and orphanage called Peace Matunda. I have never been to Africa or for that matter outside of the EU, despite this I think I'm pretty ready for this big step into the big wide world! (even though, right now I have butterflies in my stomach, but that's good right?)
Before embarking on this journey I was living and working in a bookshop (the Bookshelf in Saltash, visit it, it's awesome). This was a temporary position after having spent three years studying in Brighton.
I eventually want to work within the charity/developmental sector and these next six months are going to give me an insight into what it is like to work in a developing country. Everything I have heard so far of the Peace Matunda School and Orphanage is of joy and happiness and I'm sure the people who work there and the children who attend are going to teach me lots about myself and life as a whole.
I'm not sure how often I will be able to update but hopefully enough to keep y'all informed :)
Bye for now and the next time I write I should be in Tanzania and will have a much more exciting account to relay.
You probably already know me and that's why you're reading this, however if you don't here is a little info about me and my blog:
My name is Morwenna and I am from Cornwall, England. Tomorrow I am going to catch a plane to Tanzania, Africa. I will be volunteering in a school and orphanage called Peace Matunda. I have never been to Africa or for that matter outside of the EU, despite this I think I'm pretty ready for this big step into the big wide world! (even though, right now I have butterflies in my stomach, but that's good right?)
Before embarking on this journey I was living and working in a bookshop (the Bookshelf in Saltash, visit it, it's awesome). This was a temporary position after having spent three years studying in Brighton.
I eventually want to work within the charity/developmental sector and these next six months are going to give me an insight into what it is like to work in a developing country. Everything I have heard so far of the Peace Matunda School and Orphanage is of joy and happiness and I'm sure the people who work there and the children who attend are going to teach me lots about myself and life as a whole.
I'm not sure how often I will be able to update but hopefully enough to keep y'all informed :)
Bye for now and the next time I write I should be in Tanzania and will have a much more exciting account to relay.
