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Pics from Istanbul | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. Live from Bulgaria →. September 8, 2009. Here are a few photos from Istanbul. You can click here. To access my flickr account, which will let you look at all of them. This is just a little preview. I’ll be uploading more when I get them off of my camera. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Live from Bulgaria →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Scary Azeri in Suburbs.
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Things to come? | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. Thoughts on life after Peace Corps →. October 10, 2009. I read this articl. E about Peace Corps Volunteers getting denied entry into Turkmenistan. I can’t help but think that this is the future of PC in Azerbaijan as well. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Thoughts on life after Peace Corps →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Making My Way Back to America | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. Thoughts on life after Peace Corps. Making My Way Back to America. December 11, 2009. Returning back to America after 27 months in Azerbaijan was made much easier by traveling after Peace Corps service. My itinerary, which started in Istanbul and stopped in Vienna two months later, took me from East to West, and at the same time took me from the developing world to the developed one.
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I’m out | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. Questionable but Awesome →. September 4, 2009. No more countdowns. I’ve finished the Peace Corps. I guess I’m just a normal dude now. Weird. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Questionable but Awesome →. One response to “ I’m out. December 9, 2009 at 6:13 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Rila Monastery | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. September 11, 2009. My trip to Sofia, Bulgaria included a short day trip to the Rila Monastery. A UNESCO World Hertige Site. I had no idea what to expect when I arrived at this place, but was pleasently surprised when I walked through the gate. I’ve got some photos uploaded here. Which show off the cool Bulgarian architecture and the colorful frescos. My preview:. What’s up Jeff?
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Thoughts on life after Peace Corps | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. Making My Way Back to America →. Thoughts on life after Peace Corps. December 9, 2009. Lots of PCVs also write a few posts before they leave, like I did. It’s a way to frame the way the blog is going to look, give background to how they got to where they are, and publish the ubiquitous packing list that so many PCVs like to publish. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Ha I had to be i...
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Identity | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. Making My Way Back to America. Symbolic Criticism →. December 17, 2009. One of the hardest parts of coming home from the Peace Corps is the identity crisis that comes with re-entry to the United States. As open-ended and confusing as Peace Corps service may be, there is a very clear mission when compared to the “what now? 8221; realization that newly minted RPCVs are forced to deal with.
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27 Months in Azerbaijan | Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. | Page 2
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. Newer posts →. September 8, 2009. Here are a few photos from Istanbul. You can click here. To access my flickr account, which will let you look at all of them. This is just a little preview. I’ll be uploading more when I get them off of my camera. September 4, 2009. Am I one of “those” Americans? September 4, 2009. No more countdowns. I’ve finished the Peace Corps. August 30, 2009. In a l...
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Symbolic Criticism | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. December 17, 2009. The EU parliament recently criticized Azerbaijan’s lack of a free press. Here’s the link from Radio Free Libert. Of course, the two young bloggers reference are Adnan and Emi. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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About | 27 Months in Azerbaijan
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27 Months in Azerbaijan. Blogging my way through Peace Corps service in Azerbaijan as an English Education Volunteer. This blog is the personal work of Jeff Bailey. Opinions and veiws expressed here are not that of the U.S. Peace Corps, or the United States Government. 5 responses to “ About. July 4, 2007 at 5:33 am. Good to hear you are alive and well and adjusting. I will drink a beer for you tomorrow fa sho. 633 sends their love! August 6, 2007 at 4:52 am. Looking forward to more, dude! Build a websit...
