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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: Goodbyes: Part 2 -or- Hellos*

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. Goodbyes: Part 2 -or- Hellos*. The gris-gris was the last thing that I truly felt I needed before leaving Senegal. So after my final days exploring Dakar I made sure to give myself plenty of time to get to the airport so I wouldn't miss my flight. I didn't! I turned and saw my parents looking at the crowd around the luggage claim right behind me. I simply said, "I'm over here," and I was back home. One year ago,...

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: July 2012

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. Something pretty I found along road. Option B was an Année Blanche. Where the entire academic year doesn't count. Nobody wants an Année Blanche. If they can help it. Must see number two is The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. And taught by a permaculturalist from New Hampshire; an international endeavor to say the least. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. A little God Time. I am good tired.

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My life as a Peace Corps volunteer: December 2011

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My life as a Peace Corps volunteer. A template for thoughts and experiences surrounding my time volunteering with the Peace Corps as an agroforestry extension agent in Senegal. Diarra Pont: My village in southeastern Senegal, 75km west of Kedougou. John F. Kennedy. Tuesday, December 27, 2011. Chimps, Cholera, and Christmas. Below is the direction we were looking when I saw them (along with the kids I was with, three of which are my siblings; Mama Saliou (Bulla), Diby, Binta and Adama Hawa). I find that w...

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: April 2011

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. Quick Pic Post 5. Collecting blood on the magic wand. For the Malaria rapid test. I was coming into Kédougou yesterday and I passed 2 women on my bike so I greeted them:. Me - "I niŋ che" (Malinké). Younger Woman - "Bonjour" (French). Older Woman - "A jaramma" (Pulaar). I laughed about this for a bit, but I think it gives a good peak into just how complicated the language situation is here. Look what we found!

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: Pictures

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. Click here to see more of my pictures. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A Peace Coprs Senegal Volunteer in Environmental Education since Spring 2010. View my complete profile. Goodbyes: Part 2 -or- Hellos*. The contents of this website are mine and personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. government or the Peace Corps. A little God Time. I am good tired. The Zach Ziegler Independent Playlist Association.

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: March 2011

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. The English teacher at my Middle School is looking for English speaking pen-pals, and this is my widest reaching outlet. I explained that our best chance was to pair up with a French class (Keep in mind that French is also a second language for these students) and maybe trade off, or do the letters half and half and it was well received. Kellen and a teacher working on the Bembou World Map. This twinning project...

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: August 2012

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. Goodbyes: Part 2 -or- Hellos*. The gris-gris was the last thing that I truly felt I needed before leaving Senegal. So after my final days exploring Dakar I made sure to give myself plenty of time to get to the airport so I wouldn't miss my flight. I didn't! I turned and saw my parents looking at the crowd around the luggage claim right behind me. I simply said, "I'm over here," and I was back home. Hello world, ...

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: May 2012

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. First I found myself in a small village called Bambaryanding (that was a joke because the -ding makes it mean Little Bambaraya). This would have been a great place for me to go when I was feeling bad about my language abilities. All I did was ask for directions and those women doing their laundry were blown away. "Turn Right? Was the question that brought the house down. So they did, with the help of the teachers.

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah...: Régléing Machines*

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That's a little hyperbolic, but yeah. The fairly random ramblings of a Peace Corps Volunteer. Something pretty I found along road. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Peace Coprs Senegal Volunteer in Environmental Education since Spring 2010. View my complete profile. The contents of this website are mine and personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. government or the Peace Corps. A little God Time. I am good tired. What happens when the roomies are gone. Time to bake a cake.