Comments for Journey's Journal http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog Richard Lord's Blog Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:56:08 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on GHANA/KENYA-JANUARY 2010 by Richard Lord http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-239 Richard Lord Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:56:08 +0000 http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=25#comment-239 I've received many e-mails reacting to this latest posting. I'm adding them to the blog. Richard, Thanks for the acounts of your African adventures. Nothing has changed since I was there years ago. Just more complex. Regards Johnny Long Thank you for sharing your interesting blog with me. Being from Ghana, I find it even more interesting because I can relate to many of your entries. Marian Aggrey Richard, Welcome back!!!  I love your Blog!! Its so you.  Its like talking to you or hearing you tell a story.  I wish I could have gotten that invitation.    Reyna Erika Bonaparte > Thanks for sending -- a great read! Our jobs would be so much easier if we did > not have to deal with airlines. > > Carol Stigger Peoples of African nations who has huge amount of natural resources like Oil, Gas, and other industrial materials, ironically have many social problems and are in poverty. As most of national products are not from their people but from their ground, political leaders will not pay any attention not to their people's living. It's very sad. If someone has nothing to loose, he or she can be extreme one. Nothing can beat him . Cameron Kim I’ve received many e-mails reacting to this latest posting. I’m adding them to the blog.

Richard, Thanks for the acounts of your African adventures. Nothing has changed since I was there years ago. Just more complex. Regards Johnny Long

Thank you for sharing your interesting blog with me. Being from Ghana, I
find it even more interesting because I can relate to many of your entries.
Marian Aggrey

Richard,
Welcome back!!!  I love your Blog!! Its so you.  Its like talking to you or hearing you tell a story.  I wish I could have gotten that invitation.  
 Reyna Erika Bonaparte

> Thanks for sending — a great read! Our jobs would be so much easier if we did
> not have to deal with airlines.
>
> Carol Stigger

Peoples of African nations who has huge amount of natural resources like Oil, Gas, and other industrial materials, ironically have many social problems and are in poverty. As most of national products are not from their people but from their ground, political leaders will not pay any attention not to their people’s living. It’s very sad. If someone has nothing to loose, he or she can be extreme one. Nothing can beat him .
Cameron Kim

]]> Comment on Zambia/Kenya — June/July 2009 by Wookyoung 'Cameron' Kim http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-236 Wookyoung 'Cameron' Kim Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:40:02 +0000 http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13#comment-236 Hello Richard? How long it's been we couldn't meet! I hope you are well. It is very interesting to read your story about African travel. Trip around the world with client's payment is one of the most interesting points of our jopb. ^^ Anyway, peoples of African nations who has huge amount of natural resources like Oil, Gas, and other industrial materials, ironically have many social problems and are in porverty. As most of national products are not from their people but from their ground, political leaders will not pay any attention not to their people's living. It's very sad. If someone has nothing to loose, he or she can be extreme one. Nothing can beat him . Always be careful in travel. Hello Richard? How long it’s been we couldn’t meet! I hope you are well. It is very interesting to read your story about African travel. Trip around the world with client’s payment is one of the most interesting points of our jopb. ^^

Anyway, peoples of African nations who has huge amount of natural resources like Oil, Gas, and other industrial materials, ironically have many social problems and are in porverty. As most of national products are not from their people but from their ground, political leaders will not pay any attention not to their people’s living. It’s very sad. If someone has nothing to loose, he or she can be extreme one. Nothing can beat him .

Always be careful in travel.

]]> Comment on Zambia/Kenya — June/July 2009 by Penelope http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-6 Penelope Sun, 02 Aug 2009 15:18:31 +0000 http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13#comment-6 Hey Richard, Great to catch up with you in Lusaka... and another coincidence--I used to work for Addison in the mid-80's when they were Corporate Annual Reports and shortly after Addison bought them. Small world! Hey Richard, Great to catch up with you in Lusaka… and another coincidence–I used to work for Addison in the mid-80’s when they were Corporate Annual Reports and shortly after Addison bought them. Small world!

]]> Comment on Zambia/Kenya — June/July 2009 by Philip Beaurline http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-5 Philip Beaurline Mon, 27 Jul 2009 12:43:37 +0000 http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13#comment-5 Fascinating stuff! Keep it up. Philip Fascinating stuff! Keep it up.

Philip

]]> Comment on Zambia/Kenya — June/July 2009 by Barry Laing http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13&cpage=1#comment-3 Barry Laing Thu, 23 Jul 2009 23:24:01 +0000 http://www.rlordphoto.com/blog/?p=13#comment-3 A good read,Richard! What great big clients you have. The elephant may have recovered by now! I'm visualising the Masai in front of the forest, must be a rich image. I'll await the next post with interest. Good to get the travel news as well as your personal response to the people you came across. Barry A good read,Richard! What great big clients you have. The elephant may have recovered by now! I’m visualising the Masai in front of the forest, must be a rich image.
I’ll await the next post with interest. Good to get the travel news as well as your personal response to the people you came across.
Barry

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