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My most important lesson | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! My most important lesson. Here is an article I wrote for my local newspaper in Mo i Rana. It shows what is the most important lesson I have learnt during my stay here. I am sorry it is in Norwegian, but by now all you Hald students can read it, right? 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). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Antes de leer (before reading): | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! Antes de leer (before reading):. My name is Linn Iren, I am 20 years old, and this year I am staying in bolive it or not Bolivia. I am going to work at a children’s home in La Paz, run by Alalay, together with my beautiful teammate, Tonje. We call ourselves Inteam8 (get it? On this blog I will write about our experiences at Alalay and life in La Paz. Feel free to leave comments! Inteam8 trying to show how the buses in Lima are working:. October 11, 2010 at 9:17 pm. Nora and Emily in Lima.
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My Bolivia | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! March 26, 2011 at 4:12 pm ( Uncategorized. The view from or balcony! This time I want to give you a glimpse of Bolivia, the way I experience it. I say. Because I would have to write a book if I were to tell you everything. If you’re wondering why there aren’t any pictures of the kids from the orphanage, I can tell you that it is because they are such a big part of my life that they will get their own blog post. View from the most touristy street, Sagarnaga. I have learnt to appreciate t...
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Street work | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! February 19, 2011 at 2:45 pm ( Uncategorized. If you walk around in La Paz, you will see people sitting on the street begging, barefoot. You will see young mothers in dirty clothes with babies on their backs selling chocolate. You will not see the faces of the shoe shiners, because they hide their face in order to not be recognized by the police, but you will get the offer to get your shoes shined. Su Mei teaching hip hop at street work. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Nora and Emily in Lima.
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Strike! | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! February 26, 2011 at 4:57 pm ( Uncategorized. I think that no matter how long I stay in Bolivia I will never quite understand this country or stop being surprised. I know I have written it before, that Bolivia is crazy, but I have to say it again, as it is definitely true! This Thursday we were told that. The buses we normally take to get to Aldeas. They were not driving this day. The traffic on a normal day. Or is there a strike going on? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Notify me of new co...
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On the road again! | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! On the road again! March 19, 2011 at 2:57 pm ( Uncategorized. For some reason our first stop was at a train cemetery. People working on the salt flats. Because of the rainy season the flats are covered with water. It therefore looked like the cars were driving on a huge lake. Bolivia really has everything when it comes to nature! Except for coastline. Thanks, Chile.). The red lake with equally red flamingos. Neis! Me trying to jump in front of a so-called stone tree. Jiha! Ingeborg trav...
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A lovely day! | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! April 3, 2011 at 3:29 pm ( Uncategorized. Yesterday I spent the whole day in the orphanage, even though it was Saturday and my day off. But that really was nothing but a blessing, because it was certainly a great day! The Wonder Women: Julissa and Su Mei. The brand new Art Centre! These girls definitely know how to decorate in a creative way. Decorating the Centre for the grand opening. Leo (volunteer), me and Wendy (Su&Ju's host sister). Tonje, Emma and me, by the way. April 8, 2011 at...
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Alalay | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! Alalay is a love story, who started with just one single woman. In 1989 Claudia Gonzales, who at the time was a young engineering student, meet a street kid called Joaquin. It was her first meeting with people who led that kind of lives, and it changed her life completely. Now Alalay is much bigger, and has three different orphanages just in La Paz. The organization guides the children through four different steps before they are ready to live on their own as grownups. I work at the thi...
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Bye, bye, Bolivia… | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! Bye, bye, Bolivia…. April 23, 2011 at 3:54 pm ( Uncategorized. Not everything ing Aldeas Alalay is perfect. Some of the things there I will be quite happy to leave, like…. 8230;the greasy soup we get for lunch every day, and especially when there are chicken feet in it! 8230;being afraid of lice all the time. (in the picture I am boiling the comb before I use it to look for lice. I wasd lucky enough to find eggs in my hair the very last week…). 8230;Elvis (to the left), always coming to...
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“Water’s for the chosen” | Bolive it or not!
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Bolive it or not! 8220;Water’s for the chosen”. February 14, 2011 at 8:00 pm ( Uncategorized. About 70% of the earth's surface is covered with water, but it still isn't for everyone. The truck arriving with water, so a few times this week we could have tap water. The everyday life on Aldeas goes on as usual. What it makes me realize, is how incredibly lucky we are, who have access, not just to water, but to. Pain of Salvation, Daniel Gildenlöw). February 17, 2011 at 3:04 pm. Det va en tankevekker, ja!
