Colleague and fellow blogger Worldman is retiring. In this must-read post, Peter is saying good-bye from Darfur and Sudan.
He writes: "I have been living and working here for 4 years. In a few days I will leave. It is very hard to go. But a big part of my heart will stay behind."
Why do I call it "a must-read" post? Because it shows the heart and the essence of an aid worker.
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1 comments:
I am very touched by your post. Thanks a lot.
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