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Ron , Sacramento, CA wrote:
Dr. Sereno & Co.:
One must wonder what Roy Chapman Andrews would think about a Gobi expedition on an instant, world-wide venue like the Internet. I am sure that he would heartily agree with my sentiments--very, VERY cool!!! What a great way for kids (young and old alike!) to follow your adventures and discoveries!
To Paul: I'm working on a revised version of my avian flight origins paper. Thank you for your suggestions. I will introduce myself at SVP this fall. See you in October...and wish I were there with you!!!
Good hunting, and Godspeed!
Ron Easley
Sandy , Henderson, Nevada wrote:
Hi Team,
What a wonderful way to follow your expedition - it's almost like being there. The highlight of my day is to log- in on your updates. Gabriel is so professional in her presentations she should write a book. As for the rest of the team, if you don't already know, you're the greatest. Best wishes at camp two, hope your discoveries are many!!
I also hope my son Dave is surviving comfortably in his taped boots. Looking forward to seeing you.
Love Mom
Brenda and Dan Gray , Westbrook, ME wrote:
Dear Andy,
We miss you and are looking forward to your return!!
Congratulations on your
exciting expedition!! We
are very proud of you and send our love!!
Love,
Mom, Dad, Eric, Audrey
and Matt
Noah & Mia , Bloomington, IN wrote:
Team: We're really enjoying the stories of your fossil finds and your adventures in Mongolia. The web site is great - almost like being there, only without the sand storms! Thanks for describing how the "death pose" comes about. We'll look forward to a few more updates from the field, and then the "official word" on the Niger finds this fall. Good prospecting!
Ewelina , Chicago wrote:
ANDY!!!!
School's out, the summer is getting hot, the beaches are waiting, all that's missing here is you! See you soon baby and enjoy your next few days in China. Can't wait to hear all about your journey.
xoxoxo
Love Ewelina
Manu , Lyon (France) wrote:
Bravo à tous pour votre boulot et votre site passionnant. Un petit salut en français à Fabrice, seul français au milieu des américains et chinois, c'est Mle qui m'a donné l'adresse du site. @+, MANU......
Linda , Michigan wrote:
Hello Team,
I will be visiting Ineer Mongolia in August-September to participate in a study of desertification. I am happy to have come across your site as it gives me an idea of what I can expect and has led to other interesting sites. Your expedition sounds fascinating. I wish you the best of luck in fulfilling your research goals and your personal goals. Have a great time!
John , Chicago wrote:
Hey it's me again John from mrs.leshers class. We will be going to your lab tommorow I hope it does not rain.
Linda Ferguson , Crittenden, Kentucky wrote:
Dear Andy,
Neil and I have been following your adventures in China. We are very proud of you and enjoy all of the information you are collecting on the old world creatures. How exciting it would have been to see them alive. You and your friends stay well and may this adventure be the first of many.xoxo
Love,
Auntie Linda and Uncle Neil
John , Chicago wrote:
Hey it's me again John from mrs.leshers class. We will be going to your lab tommorow I hope it does not rain.
John , Chicago wrote:
Dear Team,
This is John from Mrs. Leshers class I was just looking over the web site like assigned and I thought i would right a letter. Good luck you guys are doing great E.J says hi
Jordan, Clarkston, Michigan
wrote:
I really hope you find the duckbill dinosaur and all the other dinosaurs you are looking for. and I'm doing a book about Jobaria for show & tell. I talked about how Jobaria reared. Good luck on your expedition
love Jordan
Hannah , Chicago wrote:
Hello Proffessor Sereno and team. I am yet another person from Ms. Lesher's fifth grade class. I can't wait to go to the lab and see the bones brought back from Niger. My mom says someday she'll get me a small pick and brush so I can look for bones in Arizona where my grandparents have a house. So far all I've found around here is a bone from ox tail soup!
Good luck!
Ewelina , Chicago wrote:
Hey Andy!
Your expedition is more than half way done! Almost there... Wish you all the best of luck in the remaining weeks and continue to have the time of your life. Enjoy the Mongolian stars at night cause there still aren't any here in Chicago. I keep checking out the website; the pics and updates are great! See you soon baby!
Love,
Ewelina
Randy Dominic , Westbrook HS, Westbrook, ME wrote:
Andy, you are living out one of my dreams! I can still remember reading Roy Chapman Andrews' dinosaur books in the 50's. Let us know how you are doing. Best of luck from WHS!
Mom & Pop , Henderson, NV wrote:
Needless to say but your Mom and I are SO very proud of you. The highlight of our day is to check new updates on the Expedition. You know we both pray for your safety and that you have new shoes by this time. See you in Montana last week in June.
Warm hugs from both of us,
Mom & Dad
Hillary , Chicago wrote:
Hi Team! It's Hillary again from Ms. Lesher's class! I think all of these fantastic entries are very informative. It's interesting to read them and I love all the great pictures. Talk to you soon!
Hillary G.
Brian , Chicago wrote:
Dear team,
I am in Ms.Leshers class and I am very interestad in your findings and I can't wait to see the bones that you bring back!
Good Luck I know that you can do it!
Ann , Clarkston, MI wrote:
There is a little boy here in clarkston, MI (my 5 year old son, Jordan) who watches the national geographic dinosaurs video whenever he can. I estimate he has watched it 30 times now. I've watched it with him a few times. You could ask him just about anything about that video and he could answer you. Anything from where the expedition was to why Paul ran that marathon. Just wanted to say thanks. I think I have a future paleontologists on my hands. He'll be very happy when I tell him that I found this web site. Our family is taking a trip to the field museum with the kids this summer. I wondered if Jobaria could be found in chicago this summer? or any other of your discoveries?
The McMichael family wish you all a safe and successful expedition.
Tadej , SLOVENIA wrote:
Hello,
I am great enthusiast of dinosaurs and I am fan of you work Dr.Sereno.I visited your page several times and find a lot of interesting things on it.I find your founds very important to paleontology.I hope you will find (at least)two new species in Gobi.Good luck!
John , Westbrook,Maine wrote:
Dear Dino Guys:
Hey team I sincerly hope you are successful there in china and discover some interesting stuff. One question though what kind of dinosaur was Dino on "The Flintsones" and has anyone discovered his remains? please let me know.
Devika , Chicago wrote:
Dear Professor Sereno and team,
I am in Ms.Lesher's class and since the begining of the school year we have followed your Niger trip in 1993 until now.I'm interested in your bones you have so far found in Mongolia.Good Luck!
-Devika
MRS. WHITE , NEW TRIPOLI, PA wrote:
IS DR. DAVE VARRICCHIO THERE? IF SO, HOWDY. WHAT ARE YOU DOING there? ....AND "please Dave"!! Good Luck from us in PA and Tim in Alaska.
Laura , Chicago wrote:
Dear Dr. Sereno and team-
I'm in Ms. Lesher's class and we've been following all your expeditions since the beginning of the year. It's amazing how many bones you find! And the size! Whew! Good luck on upcoming expeditions! Sincerely, Laura.
Anna , Chicago wrote:
I am in Ms. Lesher's 5th grade class at Lab. Good luck on finding some great new dinosaurs! I can't wait to see what you bring back from Mongolia! Bye!
Ben , Chicago wrote:
Hi team!
I think you've met me before because I am in Ms. Lesher's class and we folowed your team in Niger. Happy hunting, Ben
B.J. , chicago wrote:
Dear Paul Sereno and team, I'm in Ms. Leshers class I wanted to wish you the best of luck!
I also happen to be writing this message to you from the basement of the Crerar Library where your famed discovery Carchodontosaurus is put up.
Sam & Marni Levin , Buffalo Grove, IL wrote:
Hi Paul & Gabe!
Good luck on your dinosaur hunt. Your website looks great! Question from Sam: Did the theropod fall into "quick-mud" and die?
kendall , Chicago wrote:
dear team, I'm in mrs lesher's class. and we have followed you on your last trip. I hope you find more dinosaur's that I can learn about! I wish you all great luck in finding new dionsaur's!
kendall
michael , Home wrote:
hi, my teacher is susan lesher were supposed to go to your lab in a couple of weeks and I cant wait!!!!!!!!!!!
p.s I love jobaria!
Ellen , Chicago Il. Lab Schools wrote:
Hi,team!!!!!!!! I'm Ellen from Ms.Lesher's class,
and I took care of Dino. He was SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He can jump really high! Once, my mom and I were
walking him, and there were some really high railings,that
I could not jump, I would just step over. And,
my mom said that we could only walk, because we
had been running, and he had gotten a little to
exited, and he got loose, and, finally he came
to me. So we walked right up the jumps, and with
no running start did an incredible leap into the
air with an incredible arc over the railing. Then
there was a really wide bush and he could do that
one too. He slept on my bed most of time until
my mom said that we were fooling around too much
and he had to get off. Good luck in your expedition!
Love, Ellen
Claire , Chicago Il. Lab Schools wrote:
hi,
I part of Ms. Lesher's 5th grade class.I can't wait to see what you find.It's really fun to learn about the team and dinosaurs. Good luck finding bones!
Polina , Chicago Il. Lab Schools wrote:
Dear Team, I'm in Ms.Lesher's 5th grade class.I am really looking forword to see all the thing you find on your trip to mongolia. I also hope you have a very good trip.
P.S I really hope you find lots of interesting fosils on your trip. And bring them back so we can see them
Gretchen, Chicago Il. Lab Schools
wrote:
Hello team. My class has been studying your expiditions again. I think that what you're doing is really cool and I can't wait to go on a field trip to your laboratory.
-Gretchen Eng
Nick Spreitzer , Fairfield Iowa wrote:
Hello Paul, Gabe,
Sorry I don't know anyone else on the team. I think. Congrats on the first discovery. A Theropod! My favorite. I wish I could be there with you, but I want to get my education started at least. Best of luck to all of you. I wrote a paper on my experiences with you, the lab and Jobaria. Everyone was blown away. I think I portrayed the unveiling night perfectly, my classmates were awestruck. Just thought I'd let you know. Best of wishes.
Nick Spreitzer
Joel Anderson , Onion Creek , WA wrote:
Dave,
It's great reading about the expedition. Liked the picture of the boots. Hope you have a lot of success and make some valuable discoveries. Look forward to hearing all the stories this summer.
The other Diamond Geezer
Shelly and company , Allentown, Pa wrote:
Hey Bro,
How about them boots? Can we Fed Ex another pair perhaps? All is well here and we pray you are the same. Got your post card. We made poster size blow upof your boots for Mom!
XXX000
David Frazier , Omak, Washington wrote:
Hey Dr. Dave... We will bring extra duct tape to the Bahamas. They have got to start paying paleos better! The Diamond Geezers will be arriving 7/11. Do we need to bring our own goat? Are you going to be doing the cooking?
Love the site. I share it with a lot of the kids coming into my office. Good luck to the team and come back with some good stories!
Jimi Johnstone , Southern California wrote:
Best of luck to the entire crew. Be carefull but have fun. I am quite envious thats for sure. I am very anxious to hear of the new finds you will encounter. I love following your expeditions online. Its a wonderful service both educational and entertaining. Cheers-bones and beers,,,,,,,
Jimi.
Kathleen , Concord, New Hampshire wrote:
Paul,
I am 5 years old and have seen the National Geographic Movie, "I LOVE DINOSAURS". I watch it almost every night and have learned alot from your expedition in Niger. I have started digging in my backyard in hopes to find dinosaur bones. I have been interested in Dinosaurs since I was 1 1/2 years old. I have my mom and dad read me books on dinosaurs and I have a huge collection of dino toys. My mom found your
web site and I am so glad to be writing to you (aka: mom is writing to you for me). I hope one day that I will meet you and be able to dig dinosaur bones with you and your team. Good Luck!
Love,
Kathleen
Noah , Bloomington IN wrote:
Gabe: we've processed the film and we got some great snap shots from the visit to the dino lab. We'll send a few to you and the fine crew at Project Exploration. From the looks of things so far it seems the challenges of the Gobi are opposite from the Sahara - this time it looks like the tough part might be staying warm and not putting on too many pounds. Hopefully the prospecting will be just as fruitful. Good luck to you and the whole team! p.s. - the web site & expedition updates are excellent.
Karla , New Hampshire wrote:
Hey Andy, I'm Tante Ginny's oldest daughter. Your
Mom sent me info on this trip. Wicked cool. Please
don't bring home any live dinosaurs. Beware the
fermented yak milk. It causes extreme intoxication.
Happy exploring! Karla
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