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Missives/Reflections - Beth: July 7, 2006

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July 7, 2006. And I are ready to return home we miss our families. However, we are facing the realities of life without Gaspar, the cook, and Fede, the maid. We are looking forward to salad, ice cream, ice cubes, cheese, and hot water. It has been a healthy challenge to live without electricity part-time and hot water full-time, and no water sometimes! The ones we have seen are very different breeds than what we have in the. A few highlights since the last email:. He had just come from 2 years in the.

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Missives/Reflections - Beth: August 2006

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Wednesday, August 23, 2006. July 7, 2006. And I are ready to return home we miss our families. However, we are facing the realities of life without Gaspar, the cook, and Fede, the maid. We are looking forward to salad, ice cream, ice cubes, cheese, and hot water. It has been a healthy challenge to live without electricity part-time and hot water full-time, and no water sometimes! The ones we have seen are very different breeds than what we have in the. A few highlights since the last email:. He speaks fl...

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Missives/Reflections - Beth: July 5, 2006

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July 7, 2006. July 5, 2006. After a trip to the upcountry. On July 1 we made a poor choice to visit the Independence Day parade in. Where we were the only white people in possibly 10,000. Mamman Lyse had secured invitations for. And I to sit in the bleachers with the officials and Ambassadors, but we got there too late and had to hang with the masses. We watched hundreds of military personnel march with guns. It was very hot, and it was very uncomfortable being white (. The climate was grand in the mount...

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Missives/Reflections - Beth: October 2006

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Saturday, October 07, 2006. June 27-29, 2006. Mamman Lyse’s House,. Greetings, Good People, from the land of HOT! And I are having a fantastic culture shock. Not mention heat shock. It’s mildly oppressive. Did I mention it’s hot here in. We met a gentleman at. Who asked us to please. Accompany his mother-in-law all the way to. She had been in the States for a year visiting, and was returning to the. But, she ONLY speaks Swahili. That was the first adventure. J. I’m not going to lose any weight here!

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Burundi Education Project: August 2006

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Thursday, August 31, 2006. Nan's Missives are up! Click on over to Nan's page and enjoy reading about her adventures in Burundi. Posted by BEP at 2:45 PM. Saturday, August 19, 2006. Aline with her students in Bujumbura. Beth and Nanette teaching about igitoki! For more BEP photos, click here. Posted by BEP at 10:11 AM. Burundi Education Project Links. Eating the Burundi Way. All Africa Burundi News. South of the Sahara: Burundi News. Burundian Women’s Associations and Grassroots Peacebuilding.

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Burundi Education Project: October 2006

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Saturday, October 07, 2006. Beth's Missives are Up! Beth's Missives are now available.just click on the link to her page on the right! Posted by BEP at 3:27 PM. Burundi Education Project Links. Eating the Burundi Way. All Africa Burundi News. South of the Sahara: Burundi News. Burundian Women’s Associations and Grassroots Peacebuilding. Integrated Regional Information Networks: Burundi News. Human Rights Watch: Burundi. Beths Missives are Up! Nans Missives are up! Subscribe to this blog's feed.

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Burundi Education Project: The BEP!

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Aline with her students in Bujumbura. Beth and Nanette teaching about igitoki! For more BEP photos, click here. Posted by BEP on Saturday, August 19, 2006 at 10:11 AM. I like the blog. I will highlight some of my experiences asap. I learnt a lot from this project. Thank you Aline, Beth and Nan for stepping out to be a part of Burundi's development. YOUR LIVE IN BURUNDI? THE GEST FOR BUNJUBURA FOR CAPITAL THE COUNTRY IS NUMBER PEOPLE? THANKS.I LIVE IN BRAZIL FROM AMAZONIAN, IN CITY COLORADO.

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Burundi Education Project: Nan's Missives are up!

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Nan's Missives are up! Click on over to Nan's page and enjoy reading about her adventures in Burundi. Posted by BEP on Thursday, August 31, 2006 at 2:45 PM. Hi Nanette, Great Missive and great project. It sounds like it was a wonderful experience. and you've done a nice job documenting it. We so appreciated the support and training we received through ProLitery! Thanks for ALL the help we got from you and Mary Kelly! Burundi Education Project Links. Eating the Burundi Way. All Africa Burundi News.

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Burundi Education Project: Beth's Missives are Up!

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Nans Missives are up! Beth's Missives are Up! Beth's Missives are now available.just click on the link to her page on the right! Posted by BEP on Saturday, October 07, 2006 at 3:27 PM. Burundi Education Project Links. Eating the Burundi Way. All Africa Burundi News. South of the Sahara: Burundi News. Burundian Women’s Associations and Grassroots Peacebuilding. Integrated Regional Information Networks: Burundi News. Human Rights Watch: Burundi. Nans Missives are up! Subscribe to this blog's feed.