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Quietly Freaking Out: November 2005
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Sunday, November 13, 2005. One Month. One month post Peace Corps application. The suspense. Oh the suspense. Posted by Erin at 10:43 AM. View my complete profile. Quietly Saying Goodbye, Loudly Freaking Out Well. There is sand and rain running down. Computer Repair Requests Sam got a call today f. Back in the bou So were back from the states. W. Some pictures of me working with Adama, my favorit. Hey everyone, Im coming home in June! Still in Dakar Hmm. Perhaps its time to leave.
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Quietly Freaking Out: November 2006
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Sunday, November 19, 2006. Half mile left out my front door. Western Sahara. It's pretty. And landminey. Posted by Erin at 12:46 PM. Friday, November 10, 2006. It's very populated for a place rumored to be filled with landmines. Posted by Erin at 12:30 PM. View my complete profile. Quietly Saying Goodbye, Loudly Freaking Out Well. There is sand and rain running down. Computer Repair Requests Sam got a call today f. Back in the bou So were back from the states. W. Hey everyone, Im coming home in June!
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Quietly Freaking Out: April 2007
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Sunday, April 22, 2007. Hey everyone, I'm coming home in June! Reserve your spot now, I'll only be around for a couple of weeks. How many Peace Corps volunteers does it take to push a bus out of the sand? And we were bee-lining it for Dakar (seriously, why is everyone still honking at us? So I guess in Senegal, they have road rules. Rules like, stay in your own lane. And yield to pedestrians. And the freeway on-ramp is not a turn-lane. What can I say about WAIST? This picture of Patrick courtesy of my No...
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Is Michael still alive?: May 2005
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Is Michael still alive? A periodic update on my travels in South America this summer. Tuesday, May 31, 2005. Notes on posting comments. Posted by Michael @ 11:35 AM. Monday, May 30, 2005. Here's a photo of the Quartz Mountains a few miles from my dad's place. This is the closest thing to a traffic jam. Some of the neighbor's cows got out and blocked the road for a minute. Here's Dad on his tractor with plow and drill. (The drill is what plants the seed for those of you not raised a farm.).
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Quietly Freaking Out: May 2006
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Thursday, May 25, 2006. Posted by Erin at 4:35 AM. Wednesday, May 24, 2006. One more paper, one thesis, and one oral defense and I'm done then two weeks of rest and trees and maybe some Northwest ocean and woosh, off to Africa. Crazy. Just.crazy. It's not like I'm desperate to leave the United States or renounce my citizenship (although this article is so funny, it makes me want to try). Who wouldn't want to feel some sort of belonging in a place where soft urban dwellers so clearly do not? I didn't even...
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Quietly Freaking Out: April 2006
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006. The 12th century city of Chinguetti. I'm trying to get into this. I could do a camel crossing. Posted by Erin at 12:55 PM. Monday, April 24, 2006. This is Bubs the banana slug. He's the star of my incredibly doomed final project for school and if asked, he'll probably deny ever knowing me. Disloyal bastard. This is kinda cool. 10 minutes from the beach. I can handle that. I like what they wrote about Nouakchott:. Posted by Erin at 3:58 AM. Monday, April 17, 2006. We went to coffe...
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Quietly Freaking Out: February 2007
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Thursday, February 22, 2007. Hmm Perhaps it's time to leave? Posted by Erin at 9:33 PM. Saturday, February 03, 2007. It seems like a month since I've been back in Nouadhibou, and it hasn't even been a week. (Ok, now it's been a month. I'm a slow blogger.). Did everyone have a lovely holiday season? Here, we had a sandstorm. It was nice for the simple reason it was different than another cloudless, clear blue sky. Whoever thought it possible to tire of perfect, sunny weather? All just to get to a city tha...
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Quietly Freaking Out: June 2006
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Tuesday, June 20, 2006. I'm taking a break from my daily routine of hyperventilating, passing out, surrendering to fear-induced paralysis and then drinking heavily, to reflect on my life here in Seattle. I've also managed to delete all of my email in some sort of impulsive haze. I could only curl up in a ball and cry last Wednesday. If I haven't responded to you recently, please try again. Finally, my thesis defense went fairly well. Thank you John Bransford (gulp! Ha ha, suckers! Thursday, June 01, 2006.
