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How do you measure a year? – En Barranquilla Me Quedo
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En Barranquilla Me Quedo. My adventures as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia. How do you measure a year? December 19, 2015. I returned to my old elementary school as a bilingual reading support associate and proved that 2 Schiltz women are better than 1. I trained for and ran my first half marathon. I spent what could be my last summer in Madison, rooming with a dear friend, biking everywhere, and eating enough Ian’s pizza and Babcock ice cream to last me through at least 2 years in Colombia. Address n...
…Then 3 weeks happened – En Barranquilla Me Quedo
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En Barranquilla Me Quedo. My adventures as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia. 8230;Then 3 weeks happened. February 6, 2016. So… sorry everybody. I’ve been here for 3 weeks and I’m just now writing a post. In my defense, I didn’t have internet that worked with my computer and I’m definitely not about to write up a blog post on my phone, but it’s all good now (thanks, neighbors! I live in a pretty small town about 30 minutes south of Barranquilla on the. It’s really hot here as expected. 8221;, “Ju...
Packing List – En Barranquilla Me Quedo
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En Barranquilla Me Quedo. My adventures as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia. Capris (1 khaki, 1 blue, 1 brown). Skirts (1 black, 1 blue, 1 maxi). Jean shorts (1 white, 1 denim). Yoga pants (1 pants, 1 capris). Running shoes (2, 1 new, 1 old for hiking). Travel Sized Shampoo, conditioner, soap, etc. 100 años de soledad. El Amor en los Tiempos del cólera. Communicative language teaching book? Microfiber camping towel (1 large, 1 small). Quick dry bath towel. Klean Kanteen (for coffee to go).
December 2015 – En Barranquilla Me Quedo
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En Barranquilla Me Quedo. My adventures as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia. How do you measure a year? December 19, 2015. I returned to my old elementary school as a bilingual reading support associate and proved that 2 Schiltz women are better than 1. I trained for and ran my first half marathon. I spent what could be my last summer in Madison, rooming with a dear friend, biking everywhere, and eating enough Ian’s pizza and Babcock ice cream to last me through at least 2 years in Colombia. Enter you...
Made it! – En Barranquilla Me Quedo
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En Barranquilla Me Quedo. My adventures as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia. January 14, 2016. Suitcase was exactly 50 lbs. I’m good. Vaca frita con maduros. So good. I got such a work out lifting heavy bags. 8221; and his response was “alegría por ver a sus seres queridos (joy from seeing their loved ones).” When I got outside, I realized that the joy was for us! View from the hotel. It’s hot and humid but there is such a nice breeze. Under Pressure (me and my stuffed suitcase). Love you be safe xoxo.
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Timeline – Corps Close-Up
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A Peace Corps Journey from Jordan to Colombia. Because I found other blogs timelines exceedingly helpful during my application process, I kept track of my own. There is a line break between my COS of my service in Jordan and my reapplication. Note: because of my status as a PCJordan Evacuee, I did not have to re-interview or do some of the other steps of the application process, this sped up my application. September 2013 –. Began speaking with PC recruiters and attending PC events. Researched each post:...
A coastal Colombia Christmas | this brianna hope| a blog about life in Peace Corps Colombia
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A coastal Colombia Christmas. In the United States, at least in the Midwest, there are several signs that Christmas is coming:. Lights arrive at Target in September and October, around the same time as the hats, mittens, and gloves (that way you can get them up before the roof’s just a sheet of snow and ice). As soon as November 1, marketing at all stores is all about Christmas. Mint and gingerbread-flavored things appear. That one oldies station starts playing non-stop Christmas music. Día de las Velitas.
Service Archives | this brianna hope
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An Eco-Tour on the Caribbean Coast of Colombia. As Peace Corps Volunteers, the development that we strive to do is community-based. It’s all about working with the community to identify their priorities, identify their assets, and use the assets to work on their priorities. This totally isn’t a Peace Corps term, but it’s essentially about using different analysis tools to answer the 5 […]. March 8, 2017. If you give a kid a camera…. February 10, 2017. A year in Colombia. January 11, 2017. January 9, 2017.
Students who choose to learn | this brianna hope| a blog about life in Peace Corps Colombia
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Students who choose to learn. To learn. (Okay, so this is true no matter what culture/circumstance I am in.). These are people who spent as many as 3 hours a week with me learning English. Some of them are interested in learning to open up job opportunities. About 10 of them sell goods at a weekly craft fair and want to have the skills to be able to talk to the occasional tourists who come by. Some of them want to be able to travel. Some just plain want to learn. FOR WHEN MY BLOG IS UPDATED! I'm Brianna ...
Peace Corps Archives | this brianna hope
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An Eco-Tour on the Caribbean Coast of Colombia. As Peace Corps Volunteers, the development that we strive to do is community-based. It’s all about working with the community to identify their priorities, identify their assets, and use the assets to work on their priorities. This totally isn’t a Peace Corps term, but it’s essentially about using different analysis tools to answer the 5 […]. March 8, 2017. If you give a kid a camera…. February 10, 2017. Hope for the hopeless. January 27, 2017. This post is...
A year in Colombia | this brianna hope| a blog about life in Peace Corps Colombia
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A year in Colombia. A year ago today I arrived in Colombia. To begin my journey with Peace Corps. A year ago today I left Wisconsin to get to Miami; what follows is just as true! I was calmer than I had expected to be, only nervous about what my host family would be like. I sweat a lot, the 100 degree shift from January in Wisconsin to January on the Caribbean coast not sitting well with my body. But neither did the air conditioner in the hotel, set to 16 – which in Fahrenheit is 61. I had never heard of...
Colombia 101 | this brianna hope| a blog about life in Peace Corps Colombia
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Thanks for the pic, Google Maps. Colombia’s history is rich and complex; what follows is a super-simple recap of the most important events that led to Colombia being what it is now. It continued (my way is better than your way! Colombia lived in peace for a few years…then in 1948 the Liberal leader was assassinated, and his people took up arms, starting what is known as. The Violence). It was extra bloody, leaving 300,000 dead – one of the deadliest wars in the western Hemisphere. In 1953 t...Around this...
Personal Archives | this brianna hope
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The women who’ve been inspiring me lately. I am constantly being inspired by other women. Here are some of the things that women have done recently that have just killed me with their perfection, that have inspired me to do and be and create better. These are listed in absolutely no particular order. Terrible, Thanks For Asking is a podcast that talks about […]. January 13, 2017. You, too, can have global citizenship. January 9, 2017. November 25, 2016. Here’s a story about last night. I was fa...If you ...
Colombia Archives | this brianna hope
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Music Monday: Twister “el rey”. There are four main styles of music popular here on the Caribbean coast of Colombia: vallenato, salsa, reggaetón, and champeta. If you’ve been following along, I’ve written about vallenato before. Salsa you might be familiar with from dancing or watching people dance. Reggaetón is popular in the United States (at least with Spanish-speakers), although if you’re my mom, you’re probably like “reggae what? A ton […]. March 13, 2017. March 8, 2017. March 3, 2017. It’s th...
Music Monday: Andrés Cepeda | this brianna hope| a blog about life in Peace Corps Colombia
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Music Monday: Andrés Cepeda. A couple weeks ago, I published the first in a series of three posts. About the coaches of. The Voice: Teen) about the group ChocQuibTown, the group I was already most familiar with. Today comes the second in the series, which will focus on Andrés Cepeda. Cepeda started out in the 90’s in a band with some friends from his youth. After 8 years together, they broke up and Cepeda continued his musical career as a solo artist – a very successful one. In 2012, Cepeda’s album.
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Friday, December 30, 2011. Downtown Roanoke at Night in Black and White! So, I bought myself a new camera for Christmas! Sorry for the rhyming blog title. ;). Labels: Downtown Roanoke VA. H and C sign. Wednesday, December 7, 2011. Day 3 of No Processed Foods. Hello everyone- thanks for keeping up with mine and my husband's 2 week journey with out processed foods! I am currently ONLY on day 3. This is going to be a long 2 weeks! Today, the third day, has so far been the hardest and here's why. Sure, you k...
Fun & Fearless
Inspired by one of my favorite magazines, follow my adventures as I attempt to escape the Midwest and make it in the greatest city in the world: one fun and fearless feat at a time. Thursday, September 30, 2010. I promise I've been posting. Just not on here yet! It's amazing how much time two jobs, classes and the sorority take up. But don't fret, if you want to see what I've been up to, follow my Twitter. And the Mizzou Tri Delta Blog. Will hit newsstands on. I'm still getting used to it. Yet no matter ...
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En Barranquilla Me Quedo – My adventures as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia
En Barranquilla Me Quedo. My adventures as a Peace Corps volunteer in Colombia. March 25, 2016. March 25, 2016. 8221; (In Barranquilla I Stay) became one of the theme songs to my packing/transition process, and I knew I wanted it to be the name for my blog, but I also thought it would be confusing considering I could be sent anywhere on the cost, not necessarily anywhere near Barranquilla. Well, that brings me to site announcements…. I’m staying right where I am! March 6, 2016. March 6, 2016. It’s ...
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I'm Lindsay. I'm a wife, mother, writer, editor, and speaker. My first book,. Don’t Forget to Say Thank You: And Other Parenting Lessons That Brought Me Closer to God. Will be published in Fall 2018 by Ave Maria Press. I have always loved books (who doesn't? Relevant Radio, Our American Stories. And Brick House in the City (forthcoming). I'm passionate about storytelling, my Catholic faith, knitting, running (sometimes long distances while pregnant), and raising my family well. Among my favorite books are.
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Lindsay Schlemmer, Cellist. Weddings and Special Events. To inspire a life long love of music that feeds the heart, mind, and soul. Current Events and Concerts:. Lindsay Schlemmer's Fifth Doctoral Cello Recital. In collaboration with Alison Lee, Pianist. Sunday January 28th, 2018 3:00pm. Lloyd Ultan Recital Hall University of Minnesota. Beethoven Sonata in A Major Op. 69. Chopin Sonata in G Minor Op. 65. Faculty Recital of Cellist Lindsay Schlemmer. In collaboration with Alison Lee, Pianist. This event i...
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