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Tim in Georgia: The Devil's Wheel!
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This is a blog to chronicle my experiences in the Republic of Georgia as a Peace Corps TEFL volunteer. *The views expressed herein are mine and are not necessarily those of the Peace Corps or the US Government.*. The textbook I am co-writing is nearly finished, it is in the translating phase now. Additionally, several Volunteers from the newer group (arrived June 2007) have expressed interest in working on this project, so the chances of it becoming sustainable have increased. Posted by Tim @ 10:24.
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Tim in Georgia: December 2006
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This is a blog to chronicle my experiences in the Republic of Georgia as a Peace Corps TEFL volunteer. *The views expressed herein are mine and are not necessarily those of the Peace Corps or the US Government.*. I had a very interesting food experience this weekend. I was back in Sveneti spending some time and while there I carved a pig's head and ate it. Pretty fatty, but also very delicious. I got a 8 (out of 10)? But I almost got 50% on the test! Tim, I had no idea you cared! Unlike most Georgian fam...
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Cuttino's Georgian Life: I am cold, but not dead...
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A journal of my Peace Corps service in the Republic of Georgia, 2006-2008. Thursday, February 07, 2008. I am cold, but not dead. Well, I've let this blog sit and languish over the winter for far too long. What's happened over the time away? Georgia has been in the grip of the coldest winter in a decade- leaving me without water for weeks (seriously, can insulation really be that hard? I'll post more on all this. Posted by Cuttino Alexander @ 5:13 AM. Peace Corps Georgia Blogs. Ryder in Georgia (G7).
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Tim in Georgia: May 2006
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This is a blog to chronicle my experiences in the Republic of Georgia as a Peace Corps TEFL volunteer. *The views expressed herein are mine and are not necessarily those of the Peace Corps or the US Government.*. I separated the links from the Georgia blogs. Fascinating, I know. Also, the blog is hitting the big time! I heard that Tom Hanks made a movie about being a PC volunteer, coincidetally called "Volunteers." I watched EuroTrip before going to Europe last summer, so I guess I should watch this ...
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Tim in Georgia: June 2006
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This is a blog to chronicle my experiences in the Republic of Georgia as a Peace Corps TEFL volunteer. *The views expressed herein are mine and are not necessarily those of the Peace Corps or the US Government.*. My town and its environs:. Second of all, a sign that American culture is invading my beatiful, unadulterated Sakartvelo. Why they even make a shirt like this in such a small size I have no idea. Me at the edge of my town. The scenery is awesome everywhere. Posted by Tim @ 15:11. Muy feo, verdad?
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Tim in Georgia: Totally Tom Schreiber
http://timingeorgia.blogspot.com/2008/02/totally-tom-schreiber.html
This is a blog to chronicle my experiences in the Republic of Georgia as a Peace Corps TEFL volunteer. *The views expressed herein are mine and are not necessarily those of the Peace Corps or the US Government.*. Some other people with too much time on their hands are writing posts about Tom Schreiber, one of our colleagues in Peace Corps Georgia. To aid in your Tom Schreiber education, you can view Jen's article about Tom Schreiber. And Ryan's article about Tom Schreiber. In America, my purchase would h...
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Where is Nickum?: July 2006
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Probably saving the children of Darfur through his poetry and interpretive dance. Only this will stop the slaughter, not the UN or negotiations, for that would be foolish. No, only my fluid dance movements and the scattered words on a page can melt the coldness of cruelty. Sunday, July 23, 2006. Yours truly, fellow volunteer Seke, my host sister Mary and her son Nika in front of Stalin's personal traincar. My host sisters Mary and Keti and our friend Anna. Stalin Museum- It was closed so I didn't go in.
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Cuttino's Georgian Life: Moving On...
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A journal of my Peace Corps service in the Republic of Georgia, 2006-2008. Monday, April 25, 2011. The war was a sad and shocking end to my Peace Corps service, as these final posts reflect. The good news, however, is that the ultimate nightmare scenarios did not come to be. Things were tragically set back, but the resilient Georgians picked up the pieces and moved on with the rebuilding and reforming of their nation. Epistles from the Caucasus. Posted by Cuttino Alexander @ 3:14 PM. Ryder in Georgia (G7).
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Cuttino's Georgian Life: St. George's Day, Year 2
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A journal of my Peace Corps service in the Republic of Georgia, 2006-2008. Thursday, November 29, 2007. St George's Day, Year 2. This old woman sang on the mountainside for hours. Children at the church, waiting to get the chickens blessed. My apologies to PETA. Posted by Cuttino Alexander @ 5:22 AM. Great to see the side of Georgia from foreigner's point of view! I am Georgian and I am thankful to you for this blog! Peace Corps Georgia Blogs. Ryder in Georgia (G7). Mark and Lisa's Georgia Journal (G7).
