Life Wish Net

Don’t you wish that we had a real AMERICAN retail store that could compete with the blood suckers at wal mart and all the other damn stores that are destroying our economy by flooding the market with cheap & dangerous products from foreign countries that are either our enemies or care nothing about fair trade with us. Why is the private sector not moving on this? there should be a national movement here right?

A person journey about the real nightmare lived while honoring my fathers end of life wishes.

Mine;
1. England to have an effective football youth development policy.

2. England to win the World Cup.against Brazil.

3. Man. United to be managed by Eric Cantona.

4. Man. United to win the Quadrouple.

5. I, to afford to see all of the above.

I can’t walk anywhere alone or i will be murderd or raped. yet i need a job to pay for everything, I dont have a car, but i can walk and catch trains and buses, I will be studying next year and my best option would be to get a job bar tending at night which makes the situation of being alone even worse. I come from a small town where there is no work and no transport to anywhere and not much study option…most people borne in that town stay in that town and become dole bludgers. i have been trying to get out for ages. And can finally go, everyone is trying to stop me as the city is so dangerous. and say it won’t work. I just really want to have a life and go somewhere, im also not the person to stay in the same town all my life, I want to travel. I know i need to take risks…I already am taking a lot of risks with the money that took ages saving up cleaning up animal poo. Sometimes i just wish i wasn’t so alone. I am scared im just more determined to get somewhere.

Photos taken in Volcanoes National Park in gorgeous northern Rwanda, on the border of Congo and Uganda. One of my life wishes came true in seeing these magnificent gorillas. My son and I went here after our mission trip to Uganda, another lovely E.African country. These 3 countries are making huge gains in conserving over 700 mountain gorillas. Sadly, poaching is still a problem in the Congo. Twenty three new babies were born this year in Rwanda's Volcanoes Natl. park. These Virunga gorilla families are remarkably peaceful, playful and tolerant of human visitors. Thank you, Dian Fossey for your devotion to these magical creatures who share 95% of human dna! Rwanda is now stable, overall very safe and extremely beautiful – one of the friendliest, cleanest countries in Africa. Go and help Rwanda's recovery and conservation efforts with eco tourism. I'll definately be back!