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Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC): July 2010
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Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC). Updates and stories from my service in Mali. This blog does not reflect the opinions and policies of the Peace Corps, the University of South Florida (USF), the U.S. government, or the government of Mali. Friday, July 16, 2010. I've become mostly fluent in an African Language, Bambara. I've mastered eating with my hands. I'm a lot more comfortable bargaining and get upset if someone cheats me even 50 fcfa (5 cents.). Squatting has become normal. Wrap skirts all the time.
Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC): January 2011
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Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC). Updates and stories from my service in Mali. This blog does not reflect the opinions and policies of the Peace Corps, the University of South Florida (USF), the U.S. government, or the government of Mali. Sunday, January 9, 2011. Ne taara, Ne nana ( I Left and I'm Back). So, it has been ages with a formal update. I swear it is on my New years Resolutions.Need to get on that. I was writing a paper for my research, I swear. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Links to this post. Milleniu...
Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC): August 2012
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Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC). Updates and stories from my service in Mali. This blog does not reflect the opinions and policies of the Peace Corps, the University of South Florida (USF), the U.S. government, or the government of Mali. Thursday, August 23, 2012. My Third Year in Mali: Pre and Post Coup d'Etat. 2 FATHER’S VISIT. I was lucky to have my Dad visit Mali for two weeks in February. This included a few days in Bamako in the beginning and end with a visit to the PC office and women’s c...At the ...
Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC): June 2010
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Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC). Updates and stories from my service in Mali. This blog does not reflect the opinions and policies of the Peace Corps, the University of South Florida (USF), the U.S. government, or the government of Mali. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. Here come the rains and the new volunteers. The past two months we have held several meetings to start organizing a WATSAN project in the village (repair pumps, get a pump repair kit, top well repair, soak pits, and latrines). This is a tall ...
Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC): June 2014
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Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC). Updates and stories from my service in Mali. This blog does not reflect the opinions and policies of the Peace Corps, the University of South Florida (USF), the U.S. government, or the government of Mali. Friday, June 6, 2014. I ni faama. First post after over two years. I ni faama blog! PEACE CORPS MALI IS ACCEPTING VOLUNTEERS! It will be nice to get back to village, see everyone, give them pictures (particularly the professional ones from www.lylehansen.com. Though, not ...
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Matt in West Africa (Mali): January 2011
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Matt in West Africa (Mali). Note: content is solely the opinion of the author and does not represent Peace Corps. Saturday, January 29, 2011. S is for SIDA. This past week a bunch of Volunteers and I from the Segou region jumped in a mini-bus and took a 5 hour ride to a fellow Volunteer's site in Dogofry, north of Segou. She had organized an AIDS awareness bike tour and asked other Volunteers to come up and help spread the good news about a terrible disease. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). S is for SIDA.
Matt in West Africa (Mali): I'm more mad at myself...
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Matt in West Africa (Mali). Note: content is solely the opinion of the author and does not represent Peace Corps. Saturday, February 26, 2011. I'm more mad at myself. February 26, 2011 at 8:48 PM. I can definitely relate to being disappointed in myself for not having figured out the local cultural quirks yet! I just cant let go of that US quirk of keeping compromises and assuming other people will, too. Ha. Thanks for sharing. Many saludos and well wishes from Guatemala! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Matt in West Africa (Mali): July 2010
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Matt in West Africa (Mali). Note: content is solely the opinion of the author and does not represent Peace Corps. Monday, July 26, 2010. A Rainy Friday in Village. We've had a decent dry spell in village considering that it's supposed to be prime time for rain. The last few weeks have brought clouds, wind, lighting, and thunder, but no rain. This means most people have been sitting around a lot waiting for the rains to show up so they can plant millet. The young men ate at the butiki and the kids ate at ...
Jessie in Mali: Project MU-SEW
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Two years with the Peace Corps in West Africa. The views and opinions expressed in this web log are solely the user's and not that of the United States Peace Corps. Wednesday, January 19, 2011. In Niono, we visited the “Center for sewing and cutting,” of which the current PCV serving there has contributed to their impressive organization. The center highlighted their teaching approach for their students, starting with sewing simple straight lines, moving on to making patterns from paper and then on to ch...
Announcing Astoria Annette!: August 2010
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Monday, August 23, 2010. First Day of School. It's amazing what a difference a year can make! Motherhood is a blissful thing! See another great smile hidden behind the paci! Cousins on the first day of school. How Meredith and I manage to cook dinner. They watch Mickey's Clubhouse eating whatever we rummage up while we cook. Does it get any better than this? I stepped out of the car this morning and said "REALLY? Are you kidding me, we'll never live this one down! Thursday, August 5, 2010. Brian and Jami...
Announcing Astoria Annette!: Picture Heavy from the Past Week!
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Saturday, April 10, 2010. Picture Heavy from the Past Week! It's YOUR day my little one! WE love you Astoria! Here are some pictures from her first birthday:. Pictures from the Arboretum today:. How do you know when Astoria is done taking pictures? No worries, she'll let you know! The party was awesome! I love the pics from the arboretum too. Soooo good! April 11, 2010 at 8:31 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Picture Heavy from the Past Week! A Silver Wife's Life. D Is Fo...
Announcing Astoria Annette!: March Randomness
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Its been a busy month. Already. Time has flown! Astoria turned 11 months in March and she's coming into her own ways of doing things. We have finally mastered sippy. Anyway, here are some pictures of the month so far (with the most recent first). Dress I made that turned out a little too short in length. And a little too big in the neckline.she's just so stinkin. Yeah she doesn't really like mornings either. Stopped by for a visit. Cups, and if that doesn't. The dress is cute s...
Matt in West Africa (Mali): Less Than Exciting
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Matt in West Africa (Mali). Note: content is solely the opinion of the author and does not represent Peace Corps. Monday, February 28, 2011. As you can imagine, neither of these documentaries do much to create a mood of happiness and joy. Rather, they are much the opposite, and present a message of how ridiculous and terrible humanity can be sometimes. It got me to thinking about my present situation and the world in general. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The Best American...
Jessie in Mali: January 2011
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Two years with the Peace Corps in West Africa. The views and opinions expressed in this web log are solely the user's and not that of the United States Peace Corps. Wednesday, January 19, 2011. In Niono, we visited the “Center for sewing and cutting,” of which the current PCV serving there has contributed to their impressive organization. The center highlighted their teaching approach for their students, starting with sewing simple straight lines, moving on to making patterns from paper and then on to ch...
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Colleen In Bwera
Friday, December 24, 2010. Wilson is about 5'4" and 110lbs. He sounds like Stimpy and Borat put together. Wilson: I want to be your husband. W: C'mon, I want you to be my darling. What do you think of this situation? W: What about the relationship? C: No relationship. Just friends. W: Ok What will you give me? W: You refused the relationship, you have to give me something to remember you by. C: I guess I'll have to think of something then. W: You better, something is better than nothing. Garbage/compost ...
Colleen DuBois ~ Reflections of Me | My Hopes, Memories and Dreams
Colleen DuBois Reflections of Me. My Hopes, Memories and Dreams. I have moved…Come and meet up with me at my new Site! To all my beautiful readers….I would love to invite you to come with me on the next pathway of my life that is unfolding. Pop on over for a visit to Colleen DuBois Medium and Authenticity Specialist. Coming out of the “Spiritual Closet”. Here we go I hear you say Another one of those social media posts featuring crystals, angel feathers and purple velvet! I talk to dead. January 27, 2011...
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Colleen in Cameroon
Coming Soon: A Guest Blog! March 5, 2015. My parents and Eileen came to Cameroon! They were wonderful sports, and while I could tell you about their trip, I think they could do a better job. Stay tuned for a guest-written blog by the visitors, where you can hear all about the adventures and misadventures we shared over a two week tour of the ‘Roon. Twenty-Two Days til America. November 3, 2014. End up missing while in the US for over a month. I shall need them. Having a Sense of Purpose. October 12, 2014.
England eh?
A Canadian girl's adventure. Saturday, 1 March 2008. A visit from a funny Canuk and other short updates. I also had a chance to meet up with my old friend Marc who was visiting London while on a trip through Europe. It's been over 4 years since I saw him last in Vancouver, so there was plenty to catch up on when we met Thursday night for some drinks in the city. I have added a photo below of me and Marc in London, and also a few photos that were taken with friends earlier this month. Marc and me in Covent.
Adventures in Korea
An indepth look at a young woman's adventures in the Land of Morning Calm. Wednesday, August 29, 2007. Http:/ colleeninengland.blogspot.com/. Posted by Colleen @ 11:32 pm. The end of my Korean Adventure. So this will be the last post on Adventures in Korea. I really feel this chapter in my life has ended and a completely new chapter has begun. I am so lucky to have had my first taste of Korea while living in Ulsan. My first school, Oh Sung Sik, was a good experience for me. As the only foreigner it w...
Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC)
Bamako Bulletin, Colleen (BBC). Updates and stories from my service in Mali. This blog does not reflect the opinions and policies of the Peace Corps, the University of South Florida (USF), the U.S. government, or the government of Mali. Sunday, May 24, 2015. My Ironman Texas Race Report. My Dad and I at the transition area the day before race day. The mud in the transition area broke my 3 year old, dollar sandals from Mali. I got my body marked, 1063, with permanent marker though I had wished they were t...
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colleeninshanghai | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Solo vacationing- Guilin- The Train Ride. When Monday finally rolled around I hailed a cab to the Shanhai South railway station and I was off on my adventure. The main railway station is about 10 mins from my house… that’s where some high-speed trains and some sleeper trains depart but the south station was all slow trains. When I arrived, 45 mins later, my train was already boarding… sweet! Posted October 7, 2012 by colleeninshanghai. 8230; one year later. I’ll be ...
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The Irish of the Orient
The Irish of the Orient. Life, love, and laughter in South Korea. So You Want to Bring Your Spouse to America. Posted on Wednesday, June 22, 2011 by Colleen. So you're living in Korea, and you want to bring your spouse to America, how should you do it? Should you listen to the people at the Embassy, and read the information from their website? No It's useless, especially if you want to be given any sort of correct time frame for the whole process. Instead, read this bit of helpful advice. 7 Make sure you...
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colleeninthailand | Follow Colleen as she spends 2 months in Thailand Summer 2012!
Follow Colleen as she spends 2 months in Thailand Summer 2012! Distributing birth control supplies: Family planning in the field. These chickens from our yard really enjoy spending time inside the library and house. We spent all evening tonight chasing them outside of where we live, where they also happened to be casually going to the bathroom on the floor. Ma Ma distributes birth control pills and keeps a list of who receives them (BWU returns every month to restock the women.). It was not glamorous, no...
