So I still have my UK phone with me. You can text me and it won’t cost you anything more than a normal text. Do me a favour and don’t call my UK number, it shouldn’t cost you any more but it’ll cost me to answer.
I bought a Fiji sim card and again, it won’t cost you any more to text me. My number is:
+679 9383549
If you really really want to call me, that’s the number to dial.
Otherwise, if you want to speak to me on the phone, arrange a time with me that I can call you. I found a hotel that lets me call home for 20c a minute, which is damn cheap, so I’m happy to call you for a chat if you give me a time and a landline number.
Feel free to post me stuff! It takes about two weeks to send something between Fiji and the UK.
My address is:
Jenny Laahs
St. James Anglican Primary School
P.O. Box 25
Levuka
Ovalau
Fiji Islands
I’d really appreciate it if y’all kept in touch, I’m pretty busy here and it’s hard to keep up with everyone but if you make the effort I’ll defo respond. Laters.
UPDATE! 10/3/08
May have slightly dropped one of my phones in the ocean and it now may or may not be broken. As such I have stopped using my UK sim card, so go and just text to the Fiji number? Cheers.
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April 9, 2008 at 10:22 pm
nan & paps
we love reading about your exploits you have the knack of telling a great
story which we find fascinating. We do enjoy your stories and feel that we
are travelling on your journey with you. we love you very much and we are very proud of you. hope that your boil is no more and that your bites have calmed down. luv from us both t.t.f.n.
June 12, 2008 at 8:40 am
Linda, Neil and the kids
We have jusy caught up on your antics. All been really busy here (as usual), but thinking about you. School holidays start in a few weeks time, so everyone is looking forward to that.
I am about to start marking again – I have roped Jenna in to checking for me (bet you miss that)
The kids gave drawn some pictures for you which I will get round to posting today. Glad you are still having a good time – what a fantastic experience.
June 26, 2008 at 1:17 am
Sala Tokalau
Hi Jenny!
Reading your write-up about the Death of the Chief (Turaga na Tui Levuka) I’ve been wondering if you have any pictures of the funeral procession at all…..It would lovely if you posted it on your webpage.
Thanks for the write up…Yes! Indeed Ratu Kolinio Rokotuinaceva was a real Chief and wished if Fiji still have some like him. God Bless his Family,
May the Ratu rest in peace.
Respectfully.
Sala
July 10, 2008 at 4:45 pm
nan & paps
hi jenny s’wonderful to read your stuff. you make it all sound so interesting
its almost like being there with you. the island sounds fantastic – it is amazing to hear your comments on the funeral its not that long ago that the same respect would have been shown here . Nan is most impressed with your new language skills . wow!!. Mum & Dad gave us a super party
last week for their Silver Wedding in the BOTHY we had a great time, we
missed you but all of us drank your health. some more than others. ha ha.
M.D.& E are sunning themselves in Majorca and have met up with Mike.
they are having a ball. We have just sent you a small package, i hope that it finds you ok. all our luv keep well, we are thinking of you. TTFN
October 1, 2008 at 7:03 am
andrea
hi jenny,
how’s it??? at home???
just to tell you that it’s raininq since days in levuka..at least you don’t have to water the qarden – we miss you tuesday nites…
andrea
October 15, 2008 at 2:26 pm
jennyinfiji
Hey Andrea!
Great to hear from you
It’s weird being home, nice in some ways but I’d still rather be at the Ovalau Club!
Hope everyone in Levuka is well