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Saturday, September 20, 2008. Observation. Family. Connections. Dancing. Leaving. Thanks. Written: August 4, 2008. A Canadian Retreat Followed by a Malawian Wedding. Written: July 12, 2008. We left Senga Bay on the Tuesday (Canada Day! We had lunch at a table set up in the centre of the market area. Rice, beans, and vegetables for only 100 kwacha; probably the best 100 kwacha I have spent. At about 5pm the ceremony finished and everyone began to clear out. The only people left were the close family w...

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Erica in Malawi: April 2008

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Sunday, April 13, 2008. We have recently received our placements for the summer. I will be working in a rural area just outside of Blantyre, Malawi on the Malawi Freshwater Project. My project involves working directly with a local field officer on monthly project planning, implementation, and reporting. I expect that there will be a knowledge and skills exchange through which we will learn from one another. Luckily, they build boreholes and my Geology class. I'm sure to study extra hard for that exam now.

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Erica in Malawi: Another week of Malawi. Another friendly update. Written: May 24,2008

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Saturday, September 20, 2008. Another week of Malawi. Another friendly update. Written: May 24,2008. Moni (greetings in Chichewa),. I’ve spent only 2 weeks in Malawi and am already feeling comfortable in my surroundings. I’m slowly learning Chichewa, with many mistakes and laughter along the way, my stomach is getting used to the food and water, and I am feeling more and more comfortable with my host mother and my coworkers. I’ve been getting some requests for some Chichewa lessons, so here it goes:.

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Erica in Malawi: My First Few Days in Malawi. Written: May 14,2008

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Saturday, September 20, 2008. My First Few Days in Malawi. Written: May 14,2008. We are currently living in the “Family Lodge” right inside Blantyre. For 1000 Kwatcha a night it is pretty nice with comfy beds, etc.People are so happy when you can speak even a little Chichewa, and going out for the last couple days has made me realize how important it is going to be for me to speak even the basic Chichewa. I'd love to hear any questions, comments, or updates from Canada! Miss you all,. As an Engineers Wit...

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Erica in Malawi: My Placement.

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Sunday, April 13, 2008. We have recently received our placements for the summer. I will be working in a rural area just outside of Blantyre, Malawi on the Malawi Freshwater Project. My project involves working directly with a local field officer on monthly project planning, implementation, and reporting. I expect that there will be a knowledge and skills exchange through which we will learn from one another. Luckily, they build boreholes and my Geology class. I'm sure to study extra hard for that exam now.

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Erica in Malawi: September 2008

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Saturday, September 20, 2008. Observation. Family. Connections. Dancing. Leaving. Thanks. Written: August 4, 2008. A Canadian Retreat Followed by a Malawian Wedding. Written: July 12, 2008. We left Senga Bay on the Tuesday (Canada Day! We had lunch at a table set up in the centre of the market area. Rice, beans, and vegetables for only 100 kwacha; probably the best 100 kwacha I have spent. At about 5pm the ceremony finished and everyone began to clear out. The only people left were the close family w...

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Olivia in Zambia: From the Black Proboscis to Zambian Bicycles

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Milenge, Luapula, Zambia. Friday, July 18, 2008. From the Black Proboscis to Zambian Bicycles. An update my first month in Milenge. July 1, 2008. Here is a short dialogue I had on my first day of work at the health clinic in Milenge:. Doctor: “You have Malaria.”. Me: “Haha, okay where do I go to get the treatment? I guess the mosquitoes in Milenge are really sneaky! For example, they taught me how to cook nshima – the staple food in Zambia – and I made my first pot of nshima on June 22! Me, grinding sorg...

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Olivia in Zambia: July 2008

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Milenge, Luapula, Zambia. Wednesday, July 30, 2008. Books I have read this summer. There is plenty of time in Milenge to read! Feel free to comment/ask questions about what I'm reading.I'll update this post throughout the summer. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams). The Restaurant at the end of the Universe (Douglas Adams). Life of Pi (Yann Mortel). Tao of Coaching (Max Landsberg). Critical Villager (Eric Dudley). Mountains Beyond Mountains (Tracy Kidder). Monday, July 28, 2008. I faeces...

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Olivia in Zambia: April 2008

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Milenge, Luapula, Zambia. Saturday, April 26, 2008. It’s about time I posted …sorry for the delay! For those of you who have not heard of Engineers Without Borders (EWB) before, I encourage you to check out the link to EWB’s national website. The three JFs this summer from Waterloo are Sylvie, Sam, and myself. This summer I will be working with WaterAid Zambia (WAZ) in the Milenge district of Luapula province in. Zambia. WAZ works on water and sanitation projects through other organizations. The third ar...

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Olivia in Zambia: A Typical Day in Milenge District

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Milenge, Luapula, Zambia. Friday, July 25, 2008. A Typical Day in Milenge District. Since I’ve been moving around a lot, I haven’t had a typical day. So this is a typical day when I was living in Kapalala Ward with a hygiene promoter and his family. Sometime early in the morning, I am woken up by the chickens, the children talkin. G in the room next to mine, the ridiculously cold temperature, and/or an unbelievable need to use the latrine! Go for a run around the soccer field at. Breakfast, and already.

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Olivia in Zambia: Books I have read this summer

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Milenge, Luapula, Zambia. Wednesday, July 30, 2008. Books I have read this summer. There is plenty of time in Milenge to read! Feel free to comment/ask questions about what I'm reading.I'll update this post throughout the summer. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams). The Restaurant at the end of the Universe (Douglas Adams). Life of Pi (Yann Mortel). Tao of Coaching (Max Landsberg). Critical Villager (Eric Dudley). Mountains Beyond Mountains (Tracy Kidder). July 30, 2008 at 7:46 AM.

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Olivia in Zambia: Open Defecation (a.k.a. “Shitting in the Bush”) and Other Risky Behaviours

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Milenge, Luapula, Zambia. Monday, July 28, 2008. Open Defecation (a.k.a. “Shitting in the Bush”) and Other Risky Behaviours. The hygiene promoters have a list of risky behaviours that they discuss in village meetings. They discus why these behaviours are risky. Some of the discussion is very blunt and the villagers have a good laugh about it. The idea is that building latrines and wells is only part of the solution to decreasing incidences of water borne/hygiene related diseases! Why is it risky? Risky B...

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Une blogue-trotteuse en Zambie: mai 2008

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Une blogue-trotteuse en Zambie. Ici les mots se rencontrent, les phrases s'entrecroisent, les idées s'enchâinent, et les histoires se racontent. Here words meet each other, sentences cross over, ideas follow one another and stories are told. Afficher mon profil complet. Étudiante en génie de l'environnement à l'université de Guelph et volontaire du "Junior Fellowship" avec Ingénieurs sans Frontières et Development Aid from People to People pour 4 mois cet été en Zambie. Getting off the train-ing. Since I...

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Une blogue-trotteuse en Zambie

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Une blogue-trotteuse en Zambie. Ici les mots se rencontrent, les phrases s'entrecroisent, les idées s'enchâinent, et les histoires se racontent. Here words meet each other, sentences cross over, ideas follow one another and stories are told. Afficher mon profil complet. Étudiante en génie de l'environnement à l'université de Guelph et volontaire du "Junior Fellowship" avec Ingénieurs sans Frontières et Development Aid from People to People pour 4 mois cet été en Zambie. Ghana - Kim (UGuelph). I hope the ...

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