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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: El asombro no suspende
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. September 5, 2008. El asombro no suspende. Enough about South American politics, right? There is talk now of a golpe de estado. By the previous President, Nicanor Duarte Frutos, and his co-conspiritor Lino Oviedo. Oviedo was arrested in. And believe she has it right in saying that it's an insult to women that he picked Palin at they picked a woman only when the Republicans needed a "hail mary pass." I give them credit f...
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: September 2008
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. September 26, 2008. And another guy who knows about digitalization also spoke. It was worth organizing, in any case, and it was nice to do a sort of capstone for the end of my trip. Disaster didn’t break out, so I reckon it was a success. September 22, 2008. And so I tagged along. It turned out to be good company. Americans are supposed to have visas to cross, but they don’t stop cars or really care, so we cru...Were truly ...
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: April 2008
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. April 30, 2008. Friends in the Middle of Nowhere. As you can see, I am enjoying myself, and have met many amigos. This photo is of me at a bar just before voting day and now call it "el bar de los viejos.". Professionally, I have started teaching and English writing course and am working on the internal regulation for the Congressional Library here in Asunción. We have a holiday tomorrow! One thing that I found interesting ...
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: August 2008
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. August 30, 2008. Fernando Lugo, 57, was accepted into the priesthood in 1994 and worked most of his life in a small Department of Paraguay called San Pedro, one of the most underdeveloped regions in the country. Recently, the Vatican accepted with reluctance and without precedent a denunciation of his. By Fidel. On the rifle was the inscription: “To my good friend Salvador from Fidel, who by different means tries ...What is...
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: Bounds
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. September 11, 2008. If I weren’t nomadic before coming here, I feel that I am now. Although, once I am here and set I am more than anyone a homebody. Like within the States, it takes great effort to travel and I enjoy home more than anyplace else. 8212;a shoemakers last. A traveler’s indispensable ally (especially one that walks as much as I do! Seen the same request before. While I certainly didn’t mean to trivia...The peo...
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: June 2008
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. June 18, 2008. As many of you may know, they're having the qualifying matches for World Cup 2010. Paraguay is, like most. Latin American countries, a futbol-crazed nation which puts everything behind their team when there is a chance to compete. On Sunday they were playing the Brazilians. With a result of 2-0 Paraguay, the dailies here had reason to proclaim that that Paraguay se hace "dueño y señor" con su victoria. And as...
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: Fin de Postre
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. October 6, 2008. Studying to gain the proficiency in Spanish that I have, and I tell them that since middle school I have studied the language. I never thought that Spanish and Latin would take me so far and give me the opportunities that they have, but communication after all makes all the difference in the world. What a marvelous trip it has been! Talking the other night about how life is. October 15, 2008 at 7:40 AM.
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: Cataracts and Christians
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. September 22, 2008. And so I tagged along. It turned out to be good company. Americans are supposed to have visas to cross, but they don’t stop cars or really care, so we cruised across the bridge without any trouble. The falls. I did see a zoo there and a museum, but the fact that they increasingly talk about the environmental impact—rather than had it mind at the. On my bus, though, was unlike anything I’ve heard ne...
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: October 2008
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. October 6, 2008. Studying to gain the proficiency in Spanish that I have, and I tell them that since middle school I have studied the language. I never thought that Spanish and Latin would take me so far and give me the opportunities that they have, but communication after all makes all the difference in the world. What a marvelous trip it has been! Talking the other night about how life is. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust: Relatos Finales
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A Librarian with a Case of Wanderlust. Dispatches from the heart of Maya country. September 26, 2008. And another guy who knows about digitalization also spoke. It was worth organizing, in any case, and it was nice to do a sort of capstone for the end of my trip. Disaster didn’t break out, so I reckon it was a success. You look so business-like! These posts have been fascinating for us and I think you should keep it up stateside. I think what you have accomplished is awesome. Ole'. See you in about a wee...
