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so i just realised that i never wrote anything bout the roadtrip even tho it was a month ago. i dont think i could ever put into words how amazing it really was but i will give it ago... I have to say it was definately the most inspiring week of my life! it was incredibly crazy, inspiring, emotional, eye-opening, exhilarating, thrilling, challenging, overwhelming, exciting, tiring and uplifting all at once (just imagine all of that for a whole week non stop 24/7 and u have a small idea of what it was like) it was so refreshing to be surrounded by 120ish other qlders who were as passionate about Make Poverty History as i am...and whats even

1 child dies every 3 seconds...thats 30,000 every single day But, imagine: - 40,000 fewer child deaths each year; - 1,200 fewer maternal deaths each year; - at least 9,000 fewer HIV/AIDS-related deaths each year; - 9,000 fewer deaths from tuberculosis each year; - almost 11 million more people with access to safe drinking water; - around 60,000 more children receiving a basic education; sound great doesnt it? well each of these goals is completely achievable and all we need is your help…we don't want your money, we want you to take action! The Make Poverty History Campaign ultimately aims to see the Millennium Development

Hey guys, it been a while... anywho, got some awesome news and you can be apart of it! Unless you have been living under a rock for the past few years you would have heard of the Make Poverty History Campaign. this year the Make Poverty History campaign and the Oaktree Foundation are runnning the '07 Make Poverty History Roadtrip' and i have been chosen to be an ambassador :w00t: and that means i get to  go on a roadtrip from brisbane to sydney, through bundaberg, toowoomba and byron bay promoting and spreading the Make Poverty History message along the way. Part of the roadtrip features concerts throughout Australia which anyone can go t