Zambia begins

...on the plane embarking on my second Gap expedition.
If Ghana was "life changing", phenomenal, amazing, tear-jerking, then Zambia is sure gonna be crammed full of the same - if not more.
I feel less well-prepared for this...am CONVINCED I forgot mozzie-spray even though I packed everything. Bit of a bugger.

I know nothing about my project or really anywhere I'm staying. I feel very in the dark actually. Thankfully I'm flying out with people just as unknowledgable as I and I don't have the worry of "will I, won't I?" be met at the airport this time. If 20 students are abandoned at Lusaka aiport, there'll be a bit of a problem.
Anyway that's like another 24 hours away, I have to survive Nairobi aiport overnight first, I really will feel like Tom Hanks in Terminal.

OOOOH, there's a chance that we'll fly over "Kili" tomorrow! How exciting?! Wish I had a window seat :(

I miss Andy already. I cried on the phone to him and I cried when I left my mum. I think when you've seen less of people you love, you really treasure them more. I hope my mum has a really awesome time in Tanzania.