Saturday, September 22, 2007
September 14
I spent $16 on stamps today. 16 letters? No 10. It is hard to imagine spending $16 on stamps when I can live in village for a dollar a day.
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My blog has traveled around the world as I have transferred from country to country with Peace Corps. I spent 6 months in Guinea teaching chemistry and physics but had to leave when the Guinea program was suspended due to political unrest. I spent about a month in Mali and then transferred to Burkina Faso. I was a math teacher. I have now transferred to Asia and am an English teacher at a university. This will be my sixth and last year in Peace Corps.
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2007
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September
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- Culture Shock in Dakar
- Sticking out like a Sore Thumb
- Pests
- A Visit by the Big Whigs
- Fish
- Glorious Food
- Choose your own Adventure
- September 14
- September 12
- September 2
- September 1
- Mosquitoes are so beautiful. They are so delicate...
- I have spent a lifetime doing math problems and sc...
- A Protestant
- Pancakes
- The walls of my house are ugly. They need to be pa...
- Flies
- August 28
- It takes a village...
- Okra
- Knee Deep
- August 23
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