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Index of Common Words and Phrases. Letters on the wind. And letters turned to smoke and then turned to wind. Newer posts →. Photo Friday: Church Photos. August 12, 2016. How to extend an Indonesian tourist visa (VOA). August 8, 2016. As of right now, passport holders from 169 countries. Extending the VOA: Day One. Extending the VOA: Day Two. Besides the waiting time, however, everything was simple. The cost was Rp 355,000. Extending the VOA: Day Three. Newer posts →. Masuk Angin: Is it real? Join 150 oth...
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Trijata: My Favorite Ramayana Character | letters on the wind
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Index of Common Words and Phrases. Letters on the wind. And letters turned to smoke and then turned to wind. Happy Chinese New Year! Photo Friday: Sukarno Relief →. Trijata: My Favorite Ramayana Character. February 12, 2013. Whenever I’m interacting with a story, I need some sort of strong female character to be involved or else I rapidly lose interest. When we read A Tale of Two Cities. Then there’s the whole jumping into a fire because her husband won’t take her back. Over a year ago, when the Ramayana...
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February | 2015 | peacecorpsjoe
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My Peace Corps Adventure in Burkina Faso. Monthly Archives: February 2015. Seven Months On and Counting. February 7, 2015. Well, here I am, back. It has only been seven months since I left but I wonder what Yentima, Beba, Numpoua, Amiee, Tomba, Christian, Gisel and the rest of Pama are doing now. One thing is for certain, if I wake tomorrow and hear the thud, thud, thud of a wooden spoon on the bottom a cast iron pot, I will know exact where I am. Seven Months On and Counting. Let-Go my Léo!
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Statistics | peacecorpsjoe
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My Peace Corps Adventure in Burkina Faso. March 1, 2014. In about 8 hours of work time I graded 305 exams * 12 questions apiece = 3660 total questions. 3660 questions / 480 minutes = 7.625 questions per minute. 12 questions / 7.625 questions per minute = one exam graded every 1.57 minutes or every 94.2 seconds. 942 seconds per exam / 12 questions per exam = 7.85 seconds per question. 305 exams * 4 questions using protractor per exam = I used a protractor 1220 times. 6 liters of water drank. This is neith...
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May | 2014 | peacecorpsjoe
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My Peace Corps Adventure in Burkina Faso. Monthly Archives: May 2014. Ldquo;Excuse a moment, while I ‘de-lizard’ this computer.”. May 23, 2014. Let-Go my Léo! May 14, 2014. I know it has been a while since I have written but that is reflexive of my recent weeks. I am winding down this crazy two years and looking forward to the next, and last, 11 weeks. Schedule for last 11 weeks. 18 May 5 June: Site. 5 June 14 June: PST. 14 June 21 June: Girls Camp (? 21 June 6 July: Site. 6 July 19 July: PST.
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Seven Months On and Counting | peacecorpsjoe
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My Peace Corps Adventure in Burkina Faso. Seven Months On and Counting. February 7, 2015. Well, here I am, back. It has only been seven months since I left but I wonder what Yentima, Beba, Numpoua, Amiee, Tomba, Christian, Gisel and the rest of Pama are doing now. One thing is for certain, if I wake tomorrow and hear the thud, thud, thud of a wooden spoon on the bottom a cast iron pot, I will know exact where I am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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My Peace Corps Adventure in Burkina Faso. I am off to an adventure to Burkina Faso Africa. Seven Months On and Counting. February 7, 2015. Well, here I am, back. It has only been seven months since I left but I wonder what Yentima, Beba, Numpoua, Amiee, Tomba, Christian, Gisel and the rest of Pama are doing now. One thing is for certain, if I wake tomorrow and hear the thud, thud, thud of a wooden spoon on the bottom a cast iron pot, I will know exact where I am. August 2, 2014. May 23, 2014. May 14, 2014.
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March | 2013 | BurkiNata
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Hanging out with honeybadgers in Burkina Faso. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: March 2013. Girls, girls, girls! March 30, 2013. First camp under the belt! A huge credit goes out to the girls. There were extremely patient. When there were unforeseen delays, they just waited without a single complaint. They were happy to dance to some random music in some downtime, were elated with bread and coffee (with condensed milk! Soap production (liquid and hard). Discussion of ...
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November | 2013 | BurkiNata
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Hanging out with honeybadgers in Burkina Faso. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: November 2013. Kill the Turkeys. Kill them all with fire. November 23, 2013. The President with four of his 9 children. Lukmane doing what he does best. One of many photos in the series “Children crying”. Love the hair. On the way to school. Traffic. The last glimpse of the rainy season. Lake Tema (currently nonexistent). Kids studying in the library. Happy upcoming Turkey day! This month ...