Landing Strong: Finding our Rhythm

The past few days have been incredible. We’ve seen a wide array of animals with each game drive offering something new and unforgettable.

Two favorites from today: a pride of lions resting together, calm and powerful, and a troupe of baboon babies playing mischievously, tumbling over one another without a care. Strength and joy, side by side.

We’re adjusting to the slower, steady rhythm of African time. Nothing is rushed. There’s space to pause, to notice, to simply be.

The rains have changed the landscape. The dusty red soil I expected has been replaced by lush green earth, full of life and renewal.

Krista, you are missed. We know you had to step away last minute because of a medical emergency, but please know we carry you with us in every moment.

I am grateful to be here, and proud to be sharing it with both students and members of our Landing Strong community (who incidentally have been amazing).

Please know that we carry all members of the extended Landing Strong community with us in our hearts as we forge on this wonderful adventure together.

Warmly,

Belinda Seagram, Ph.D., R. Psych.
Executive Director, Landing Strong