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Innocent A-Blogged: 2/17/10 Peace Corps Health Care
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2/17/10 Peace Corps Health Care. While you’re a PCV, all health care costs are fully covered. Medications for pre-existing conditions [as long as you have it documented on your Peace Corps application! Visits to PCMO or any other doctor/dentist in the country (as long as PCMO OK’s it first), even airfare back to the US if you need to be MedEvac’d – whatever. It’s all covered during your service. The fine print, according to the official paperwork:. But what happens after you COS? Seven Corners AKA Humana...
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November | 2010 | MAROC, JE T'AIME
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MAROC, JE T'AIME. Monthly Archives: November 2010. WHAT DOES A VEGETARIAN EAT FOR EID AL ADHA? Chocolate. Lots and lots of chocolate. Eid al Adha – celebrated yesterday, today or in Morocco, tomorrow – marks the end of the Hajj and commemorates the willingness of Abraham to sacrifice his only son, Isaac. You can read all … Continue reading →. My friends blog, too. Mark's Café Américain. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
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April | 2010 | MAROC, JE T'AIME
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MAROC, JE T'AIME. Monthly Archives: April 2010. Listening to: The xx, self-titled — My host family went through a period of financial trouble early this spring, and between my hectic schedule and my desire to make things as easy for them as possible, I’ve kept my distance … Continue reading →. Well-behaved women rarely make history. 8220;What can we do to avoid being buried under the rubble? Good night and good luck. Okay, it’s Spring, but are their melons at souq yet? How I spend my Saturday nights.
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Maroc, je t'aime.: May 2009
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Maroc, je t'aime. Tales of life and service in the Moroccan countryside. I was never much for rollercoasters, but. This week has been an emotional one. The volunteer I replaced left on Monday, and things went downhill briefly after that. My hostmom doesn't handle stress in constructive ways, and I took an emotional blow that afternoon, when she voiced her opinion that I will not, ever, understand Tashlheit. That was, far and away, my lowest point in country thus far. Speaking of, in the middle writing th...
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Innocent A-Blogged: 9/8/10 English is my native tongue. I mean my mother tongue. I mean ... wait ... my first language?
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9/8/10 English is my native tongue. I mean my mother tongue. I mean . wait . my first language? Why does that not surprise me? I typed in a quick message to a friend. And then I looked at it. I didn't know what, quite, but definitely something. I said it again, in my head. I shook it off and tried to regenerate the sentiment. Why am I not surprised? Floated into my head. I erased my first fumble and wrote in the correct American idiom. You know, I worked really hard not to lose my English. No Yes. No.
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Innocent A-Blogged: 3/22/09 Tree Planting!
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Friday was the Spring (Vernal) Equinox, and Saturday was the "International Day of Trees". Here in Berberville, it's been a tree-riffic weekend. :). I've spent most of the past week preparing for this weekend's tree planting. My sitemate "Fatima" and I have met with (and requested participation from) nearly every official and influential citizen in our village: the. This weekend, we planted 500 trees and hosted a "Tree Summit" attended by 16 men (including the. Armed with picks and shovels, we returned t...
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Reading List 2010 | Condensation
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Dance, Dance, Dance Haruki Murakami. The Brief and Wondrous life of Oscar Wao Junot Diaz. Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress Dai Sijie. Norwegian Wood Haruki Murakami. Kafka on the Shore Haruki Murakami. Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World Haruki Murakami. After Dark Haruki Murakami. 8220;The Dharma Bums” – Jack Kerouac. 8220;To Live or to Perish Forever” – Nicholas Schmidle. 8220;Omnivore’s Dilemma” – Michael Pollan. 8220;Road to Hell” – Michael Maren. Feed for this Entry. Please note,...
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India – Part 3. Goa | Condensation
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India Part 3. Goa. Listening to: Royksopp The Understanding. This will likely be the shortest post on India, as I only spent 3 days in Goa. Delhi was a huge, busy, packed, polluted place. The plan was for my two friends and I to travel south to the tropical beaches of Goa. SO we met up at the Delhi Airport, and hopped a 3 hour flight to the province of Goa. When we arrived, we were going to meet up with another friend. The place we had decided to go to was a beach called Palolam. Next up I will talk abou...
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Sean Shiel in Morocco.: Vacation in Morocco
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Sean Shiel in Morocco. Echoes from a distant land. Check out my food blog! Click here: "Cooking in the Bled". 07 July, 2010. Having visited most of our favorite community members- except for our host-family who were regrettably out of town – it was time to leave site again, and make our way to the world-famous “Gnawa Music Fest” in Essaouira! Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne (currently reading). Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire (currently reading). Reading Lolita in Tehran: A...
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Sean Shiel in Morocco.: March 2009
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Sean Shiel in Morocco. Echoes from a distant land. Check out my food blog! Click here: "Cooking in the Bled". 26 March, 2009. Our trip to the next town. I’m not being facetious. We were seeing this town through the eyes or our local host country sisters, and they were seeing it through our eyes. Suddenly this town really was full of intrigue and wonder. I like the Moroccan circus. 22 March, 2009. Nkshrt irbbi, mamnk a tgit? So now we have to get back home. Where was the taxi stand again? 15 March, 2009.
