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June | 2012 | emilyincanterbury
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Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson. Monthly Archives: June 2012. June 27, 2012. Victoria’s parents were waiting for us at the airport and drove us to their house for an evening of great conversation and pizza before bedtime. This was only the beginning of their incredible hospitality (which I had experienced in February when I visited) during our stay. Yes, her family had 8 bikes for us to use! Victoria stayed behind to spend more ti...
January | 2012 | emilyincanterbury
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Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson. Monthly Archives: January 2012. Canterbury, Classes, Whitstable, and Dover. January 23, 2012. It seems that my life here in Canterbury is going to involve no sleep, little time for homework, and loads of friends and traveling. This past week has flown by! So I will touch on the highlights:. I took time to light a candle for someone special to me and just enjoyed the history of the place. This past ...
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Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson. The Magic Never Ends. July 12, 2012. So here it is! I couldn’t help but tear up when we said goodbye that night, but everyone promised to meet Tricia, Laura, and I then next morning to send us off to London in our taxi. June 14th was the day I left Canterbury, and everyone showed up to say goodbye. I felt like I was just going on another trip and would be back soon enough. I really hope that I ...
May | 2012 | emilyincanterbury
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Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson. Monthly Archives: May 2012. Paninis, Dragons, and Big Ben! Scott, Rebecca, and Robert’s visit to England). May 23, 2012. The 8 days that I’m about to describe were probably some of the best days of my life! Day 1 (May 8). It had it’s own bar and lounge area and was fairly close to central London! Day 2 (May 9. We woke up really early the next morning to take the train back to the airport to pick up...
Last few weeks in Canterbury | emilyincanterbury
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Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson. Last few weeks in Canterbury. June 5, 2012. I’ve already had to say goodbye to a few friends, one of them being my housemate, Angel, who left a few days ago. The night before she left, my housemates, Angel’s friend Jeffrey, and I all cooked up a fantastic dinner of scrambled eggs, sausage, fried mushrooms, hash browns, and Remco’s awesome pancakes with chocolate sprinkles! I love seeing ruins more ...
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The Forgotten Garden | Well Read
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Books For My Consideration. Asymp; Leave a comment. 1 It deals with Victorian England. I have such a weakness for that time period, even in fiction, that this book already had me on that front from the outset. 2 Morton’s writing style. I’d call this book a fiction-mystery hybrid, and Morton does such an excellent job of creating suspense and momentum within the text that I actually stayed up until almost 4 AM to finish it. So even though I enjoyed reading it, I don’t actually think that. Morton uses an i...
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Books For My Consideration. Asymp; Leave a comment. Interred With Their Bones. The House at Riverton. I’ve had a hectic couple of weeks. I moved out of my college apartment and somehow got all my junk back into my parents’ house, where I’m living during my job search. I still made time for reading (of course) but I didn’t have much time for blogging. I have three books to catch you guys up on, so without further ado:. Is the first book by Neil Gaiman that I’ve ever read. Neither my sister nor I knew that.
The Night Circus | Well Read
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Books For My Consideration. Asymp; Leave a comment. By Erin Morgenstern can comfortably fit into several categories: fantasy, romance, mystery, historical fiction. The novel takes place for the most part in Victorian England, and I would describe the mood of it as dark and surreal. And since the novel relies so much on the sights and experiences of the circus, this is a real shortcoming. Some of the reviews I read before starting. Said that the plot was slow— I disagree. It reminds me of. Next post →.
Post-Move Catch Up | Well Read
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Books For My Consideration. Asymp; Leave a comment. Interred With Their Bones. The House at Riverton. I’ve had a hectic couple of weeks. I moved out of my college apartment and somehow got all my junk back into my parents’ house, where I’m living during my job search. I still made time for reading (of course) but I didn’t have much time for blogging. I have three books to catch you guys up on, so without further ado:. Is the first book by Neil Gaiman that I’ve ever read. Neither my sister nor I knew that.
Great House | Well Read
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Books For My Consideration. Asymp; Leave a comment. This might be the first post on Well Read that features a book that I really, really didn’t like. I can usually find enough positives so that the review is more, “this book was okay” than “this book was terrible.”. By Nicole Krauss, however, wasn’t okay. It was terrible. I really didn’t want to finish it, but I have a no-quit policy when it comes to books. The thing is, the idea behind. When I researched the critical response to. Her writing style is so...
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Budapest and Beyond
Sunday, February 14, 2010. A Month of Memories. One characteristic that I often respect in others is their ability to make memories - to create special moments with friends and family and then to cherish them. My problem is, I always seem to have misplaced my camera somewhere and have to rely on the memory making of others! Such was the case at several special events we've had lately, and now that I've borrowed the pictures from friends, I thought I would share them with you. Last month meatballs were on...
Bulgaria Blog
Wednesday, June 16, 2010. Last Days in Bulgaria. The last days of my Peace Corps service are rapidly passing. I am a little overwhelmed and extremely grateful for all the people I've met, the things I've learned and the time that I had here. I have a few days to clean, pack, wrap up, give away, reminisce, and plan the next steps in my journey home. Wednesday, April 28, 2010. Friday, April 23, 2010. Multiethnic Camp- We need your help! Https:/ www.peacecorps.gov/index.cfm? Never doubt that a small group o...
emily in burkina faso
Emily in burkina faso. My adventures in the peace corps. I am typing this from the comforts of home in upstate New York! And I'm no longer a Peace Corps Volunteer - I'm officially a Returned PCV. Last week, after completing a lot of paperwork, the 7 of us leaving on the 16th had our "pinning ceremony" with the Country Director and Peace Corps office staff. The group of PCVs COSing. Me with the Country Director, Jill. That night, we flew out of Ouagadougou! Two PCVs (or I guess Returned PCVs now! I speak ...
Emily in Cambodia | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Lee hai, Cambodia. March 11, 2011. I’ve been helping to organize a two-day meeting in Takeo province with all the farmers from the SRFI project. Part of that involved a business skills workshop, and guess who got to choose the topics, make up the presentation, and run the thing? Anecdote: We spent the night in a guesthouse in Takeo. Since Laura and Corinne were here, we splurged – I got a VIP room and I didn’t even have to share it. The best part? Be excited once I’...
Emily in Canada
Sunday, December 13, 2009. When I was searching for work in Peterborough, I was offered two jobs practically simultaneously. In my great wisdom, I decided to work both of them, and I have somehow managed to keep things together for the last 3.5 months, but now fear that I am quickly unraveling (just in time for Christmas). I thought I would share a snippet of conversation I had last night while cutting bread for a couple of buffets. It went something like this:. Ambidexterous," I said. Oh, for like what?
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emilyincanterbury | Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. ~Emerson
Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson. The Magic Never Ends. July 12, 2012. So here it is! I couldn’t help but tear up when we said goodbye that night, but everyone promised to meet Tricia, Laura, and I then next morning to send us off to London in our taxi. June 14th was the day I left Canterbury, and everyone showed up to say goodbye. I felt like I was just going on another trip and would be back soon enough. I really hope that I ...
Emily's Blog | A Blog About My Thoughts on Transition
A Blog About My Thoughts on Transition. October 15, 2014 • 5:38 am. Anything and Everything… Ambiguously! I am Emily. But at the same time there’s so much else going on in that head of mine. I’m not sure that one lifetime is enough to get it all sorted out! My friend visited from out of town last week. It was great to have a kindred spirit around for a little while even if he doesn’t fully understand who I am yet (how could he when I don’t even understand me yet! Filed under: Gender Identity. I’ll ...
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Emily in [West] Central, America
Emily in [West] Central, America. The Life and Times of serving with The Porch. Tuesday, June 24, 2014. Some friends of mine do some cool writing things over at Rock and Sling. One of them asked me to write a guest post for their Writer's Ink series. Here's that post, about my "first, or maybe my second, tattoo." Check it out. Wednesday, May 28, 2014. My Emmaus Road [A Journey in Pastoral Licensing]. I’d like to share a story with you. Here is the passage, in The Voice. You must be the only visitor in Je...
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Emily in Cheboksary
Thursday, September 1, 2011. Far away from the Jersey Shore. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. Trains, Cows and Lottery tickets. It's a 12 hour train ride from Moscow to get to Cheboksary, and one of my first thoughts looking out the window was "Russia has nature? At 9:11 am on Friday, I arrived in Cheboksary, Russia, my home for the next ten months. I am here as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant at Chuvash State University. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Far away from the Jersey Shore. View my complete profile.
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