The last year has been a steady climb back to health. In January of 2009 the Doctors had given me a few hours to live and I was ready to go. But as the medicines started to take effect so did my will to live and now I am ready to continue. If it had not been for my crew in Zambia working unselfishly toward our goals things would be different. Special thanks to Ryan Kratzer who has turned out to be a great asset. What a volunteer! I leave Victoria on the 6th of April going through London and Addis Ababa to Lusaka. In Lusaka I have many meetings with officials in government (some postponed for a year) and a workshop with the whole crew. This workshop will enable us all to get together and review the booklet I have composed. It looks more like a book since it has 250 pages. Then it is off to Livingstone to break ground on our Eco-tourism Centre close to the falls. And finally to Petauke my old stumping grounds to pay visits to as many community schools and tree nurseries as possible. A visit to the new school site of Nkhola Community School to see how the brick making is coming along for the school. Lots to do. The month will go fast. So will the money. But it always seems to get done. Thanks to the many donors who keep faithfully sponsoring the project. The web page is continually being up graded by Reed Kirkpatrick a volunteer in Victoria.