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Rachel's awesomly awesome blog
Sunday, November 9, 2008. They were naked and not ashamed. This is one of the most inspirational life changing messages I have ever watched. Watch this video split into 6 parts called KEEP YOUR UNDERWEAR ON. Ignore the Dutch subtitles lol. Thursday, July 17, 2008. I am told this is where I am supposed to grow up. They look at me with half felt smiles saying it's up to me to make something of myself, that being strong is needing know one but myself. We all need Jesus. Saturday, April 5, 2008. I'm sorry th...
rachelinhongkong.blogspot.com
Life On the Other Side of the World
Life On the Other Side of the World. Monday, October 27, 2008. The Treats of Thailand: Thai Massages and Mango with Sticky Rice. Our guide let us ride on the head of the elephant! 160;And the cute baby elephant did a little dance while playing a harmonica. How talented! Sunday, October 26, 2008. Trekking Along in an ATV. Out About in the Town. 160;Michael also got the chance to test his own soccer abilities with some of the locals from the island of Phuket. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
rachelinindonesia.blogspot.com
VSO volunteer in Indonesia.
VSO volunteer in Indonesia. This is the blog of Rachel Gates, a social worker, going to Indonesia with VSO to work as a programme Integration Advisor. None of the views expressed in this blog belong to VSO. Sunday, 14 August 2011. Nothing happens and then it all happens at once! Well I have been pondering about my life quite a lot in Ruteng, as I have time on my hands. I am managing to still pass my Masters Course, so that is a relief and keeps me busy. Well busy as opposed to dying of boredom! Well life...
rachelinireland.com
Rachel in Ireland
Match Report: Shamrock Bowl 2015. August 12, 2015. August 12, 2015. By Rachel In Ireland. It’s that time of year again. Shamrock Bowl time. The American Football season has reached its end and I drove down to Dublin to see it all unfold. Here he is running of the field last Sunday. Enough giving out about the stadium… the game! In a sentence, it was a sunnier repeat of last year. The Trojans faced off against Trinity College Dublin (again) and defeated them (again) – much to TCD’s disappointm...The final...
rachelinitalia.blogspot.com
I blog from Bologna
I blog from Bologna. Tuesday, January 17, 2006. La vie au Maroc. Posted by Rachel at 9:21 AM. Since I haven't updated at all since leaving Milan, and since I type very slowly here (awful French keyboards! The very abbreviated version of my two weeks in Spain. Toledo: Got to see all the El Greco I could want. So also awesome. Conclusion: Spain is really really cool when you don't have the flu. I am going to learn Spanish when I get back to Cal. Posted by Rachel at 9:00 AM. Friday, December 23, 2005. I can...
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ink. blog
Words on experience and life design. Designing for a Sustainable World. A delayed post on the line-up of interesting speakers I heard at World Usability Day, the theme of which focused on the intersection between sustainability and usability. VerTerra, Michael Dwork's company, creates disposable plates out of dead palm leaves. In addition to being durable, beautiful and compostable, I was struck by the dependency of their creation- they can only. The answer, in short: it can be used to persuade, inspire ...
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rachelinkazakhstan | 10 Months in Central Asia
10 Months in Central Asia. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 757 other followers. Follow rachelinkazakhstan on WordPress.com. Anastassiya on Why I’m still capable of…. On Why I’m still capable of…. Anastassiya on Why I’m still capable of…. On The day the music died. (They…. On The day the music died. (They…. Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A Fulbright ETA in Murom, or, who is Ilya Muromets anyway? Once, in Siberia. The t...
rachelinkennewick.blogspot.com
To Kennewick with love
To Kennewick with love. Wednesday, October 1, 2014. I am glad you all aren't expecting too much out of me this week. It has been an interesting week to say the least, but the work continues to move forward. I can't believe it is already that time. AHHH! I could sit here and write something super inspirational about what i have learned being a missionary, but i can't even put it into words. I love it. Everything. The hard times the good times and everything in between. Just to share a short experience:.
rachelinkenya.com
Rachel in Kenya: Reflections on my Journey - Rachel in Kenya
Rachel in Kenya: Reflections on my Journey. Three weeks ago I added a new stamp to my passport: Tanzania. This would be the sixth new stamp to my passport within the past two years, and most likely my last new stamp in my current passport. My journey to Tanzania was for the purpose of helping to lead a leadership and professional development workshop for some local teachers working at a school sponsored by New Hope Initiative in Arusha. Lives that I get to be a big. It is hard to come to terms with the f...
rachelinkona.blogspot.com
My life in Kona
Wednesday, July 4, 2012. The epic garage sale. Really nice stuff too- seemed like everytime i went outside there was a new pile of goodness sitting in front of the garage! Garage sale day we were up bright and early to a beautiful sunny summer day! Saturday morning.ready to go. My neices were pretty stoked. This was towards the end of the day. Wouldn't you buy something half price from these cuties? My neices helped me roll the change.a fun afternoon activity surprisingly. Thursday, May 3, 2012. Me with ...
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Rachel In Lux –
Moving Is A Lot of Work. Written by Rachel in Wisconsin. Asymp; 2 comments. Last week we finished up painting two more rooms in the house, moved all our stuff out of storage and back into the house, and made a trip to IKEA. This was all made possible because Jordan’s mom spent the week with us and watched Henry. It was so helpful to have her around. We couldn’t have gotten everything done without her help. 8221; which in toddler language means: Where are the trains? Can I play with the trains? Since that...
