Kohima ~ Capital of Nagaland
Jan 2, 2011
Tagged: Aircel in India,
Ao Tribe,
Arunachal Pradesh Tourism,
Assam Oil,
Assam Tea,
Himalayas,
Kohima Tourism,
Mokokchung,
Monsoon Season in India,
Nagaland,
Nagaland Tourism,
Northeast India Tourism,
Personal Memoirs
“Kohima is Yours ~ Keep it Clean” Welcome to MBELE! blog site. This site serves to keep our Hope For Change International followers informed of our travel exploits and inspired by the dedication of our remarkable H4C partners around the globe. On November 17, 2010, I returned safely home in the USA from a five […]
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Back in Ulster County, New York, USA
Nov 24, 2009
Tagged: adventure,
Catskill Mountain Tourism,
Charitable Giving,
Global Travel,
Hudson Valley Tourism,
India,
Multi-Cultural,
Nagaland,
Personal Memoirs,
Travel,
Ulster County Tourism,
Women & Humanitarian Work,
Women's Health,
Women's Philanthropic Endeavors
On November 10, 2009 my British Airways flight (BA179) brought me to JFK and my final destination after six weeks of travel to the UK/India/Nagaland/Sweden. As the South Asia Director of projects for HOPE FOR CHANGE INTERNATIONAL www.H4Cinternational.org my purpose was to visit and evaluate the development and needs of schools and orphanages. My review of prospective partners and […]
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“Morning Has Broken, Like the First Morning…”
Nov 14, 2009
Tagged: "Morning Has Broken",
adventure,
Cat Stevens,
Dimapur,
Eleanor Farjeon,
Global Travel,
Hippie Culture,
India,
Menopause,
Multi-Cultural,
Music Therapy,
Nagaland,
Personal Memoirs,
Pop Culture,
Rick Wakeman,
The Chieftains,
Travel,
Visas,
Women's Health
For many of us music and, in particular, certain songs mark moments in our lives, both happy and sad. When reheard many years later, the song evokes memories and awakens imbedded emotions. One of “my songs” is the hymn “Morning Has Broken”. In 1930, Percy Dearmer, editor of Songs of Praise (published in 1931), approached and […]
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Tea with Tia
Jun 3, 2009
In the summer of 2008, I began moving forward with plans to visit my friend, Tia Ao, in Mokokchung, Nagaland. Back in May, 2002 Tia and her husband, Chuba Ao, visited with our family here in our New York home. That was Tia’s third visit to the U.S. and our home. Chuba then wrote in precise detail instructions for obtaining […]
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