Hello all. I had an awesome time in Mumbai, its a great city. So so glad I flew though and didn't take that 24 hour train journey all the children and volunteers that did looked so tired as they got off the bus at our accomodation, which was the Salvation Army by the way. Not the nicest of places I've ever stayed at but was just the ticket for all of us! The run itself was a great event, no where near as many people as the London marathon but still a good 33 00...

Hello everyone. Its fair to say I have been a bit rubbish when it comes to updating this blog. I have tried to add photo's but it takes ages then fails at to last moment. Its slightly more then annoying. It nearly christmas and I'm so excited. I will be going to Goa with mum, dad and Adam which will be fantastic. I've been keeping myself busy at work. The sessions are still going great, they are the highlight of my days. It so strange how I am struggling for thin...

Novemeber has come and gone, I can't beleive it. I'm so sorry that this blog hasn't been updated in forever. This is partly my fault and also a genuine lack of time. It's fair to say I've been keeping busy. Diwali was on the 9th of this month and was an experience and a half. India, for three nights, becomes a war zone. Its slightly dangerous to say the least. (urgh Internet cafes in india!! I just lost everything I typed in the last half hour. it was a lot. i'l...

Hello again. I'm sorry that I haven't updated you all in a good few days but getting onto a computer is proving harder than I thought. As I write from the office I can hear the call for Musilim afternoon prayer from the nearby Mosque. As well as that the constant beeping of vehicle horns. It seems that the car horn is used to warn everyone around that you are there. This is crazy because there are so many car on one round at a time, there is constant noise!!! ...

Hello all. In India at last. I've been here for 4 days now and am beginning to get used to the city already. It's a crazy place though. The streets are certainly an experience. There seems to be no road rules. In fact, it took me a day to figure out which side of the road Indian's actually drive on. The first weekend was spent getting to know the place. Amy, my room mate and fellow voluteer at Dream a Dream, has shown me around the place. It's nice because I th...