Sunday, May 2, 2010
Laptops to Lesotho Logo
I realize that I have been remiss in adding our logo to this site. A while ago, I posted the logo for the Our Treasure Highland Computer Project that one of the Nohana Primary School students designed, but I never posted the Laptops to Lesotho logo.
I had created a variety of sample logos, but everybody who commented liked the clean simplicity of this one.
It says a lot in one simple symbol -- green color for the XO laptop green, the computer key, a rondavel as home representing the "home" key, and the open white door representing the hope in our slogan "Opening doors to hope with keys to the world."
I've been trying to incorporate the logo in the header for this blog, but haven't figured out how to use the blogger wizard to do that, yet.
- Janissa
Disappointment - No Shipping by Peace Corps via Diplomatic Pouch
I got some disappointing news today from Deepak. The law prohibits the use of the diplomatic pouch to import goods into Lesotho, so we won't be able to get the computers over to Lesotho that way.
We'll have to go back to Plan B and ship them via USPS or DHL, which means I have to find funding for that too.
Another option for getting a few of the laptops to Maseru would be to ask people who are traveling over to carry one or two with them on the plane. We might be able to find PC trainees in the June 2010 CHED group, PC/L staff, and/or Friends of Lesotho associates who are willing and able to help.
We'll get them there one way or another.
- Janissa
We'll have to go back to Plan B and ship them via USPS or DHL, which means I have to find funding for that too.
Another option for getting a few of the laptops to Maseru would be to ask people who are traveling over to carry one or two with them on the plane. We might be able to find PC trainees in the June 2010 CHED group, PC/L staff, and/or Friends of Lesotho associates who are willing and able to help.
We'll get them there one way or another.
- Janissa
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