It is dangerous to walk around the English library. The strong wind is blowing heavy metal pieces off the roof and shattering windows.
I guess today wasn't a good day to do laundry. Everything will be covered with dust.
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.
About Me
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- biking (19)
- evacuation to Mali (9)
- identity (36)
- knitting (38)
- learning Chinese (7)
- lifestyle in Burkina Faso (116)
- lifestyle in China (157)
- lifestyle in Guinea (50)
- packing for PC (4)
- personal (31)
- photo blog (71)
- PST (17)
- secondary project (28)
- Senegal (3)
- teaching (61)
- travel (10)
- USA (35)
- Vietnam (4)
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2010
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April
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- Massive Winds
- Fat
- Fat?
- Learning Math in Knitting Club
- Camera is Being Sent
- Are you still knitting?
- Hodge Podge of a Day
- Designing Projects
- The Blessings of Running
- Writing is Cathartic
- Knitting in the Garden
- Earthquake
- Life Tidbits
- Cafeteria Food
- Anxiety before Moving to China
- Pooped and My Feet Hurt
- Chinese Post Graduate Interviews
- Stereotypes
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April
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