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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: All-Vol and WAIST: Sun, Fun, and Unhealthy Consumption
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012. All-Vol and WAIST: Sun, Fun, and Unhealthy Consumption. The main thing for Peace Corps Senegal is the costumes. Each region has a team (Dakar, St. Louis, Linguere, Koalack, Tamba/Kedegou, and Kolda), and each region has a theme. For example, Dakar was "French:". Kaolack was "Boy Scouts and Girlscouts," St. Louis was "Scuba Corps," Linguere was "Suits," Kolda was "South of the Boarder," and Tamba/Kedegou, in a fit of literalism, was "Baseball:". The 7th Inning Stretch. It's 49 m...
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: Another week away from village (All-Vol and WAIST)
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Another week away from village (All-Vol and WAIST). Today Rachael and I traveled from Tamba for Thies to attend the West African All Volunteer Conference. We just arrived, and are having lunch at one of our favorite restaurants from training. January 17, 2012 at 10:59 AM. Http:/ www.facebook.com/pages/WAIST/284299768293769. Thank again, best greetings. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. PC Senegal's Youtube Channel. Click for more info!
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: September 2011
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Thursday, September 29, 2011. I know I talked about this a little in my last post, but I felt that entry was too long so I'm dividing them into two. Yesterday we did the site announcement ceremony thing. They blindfolded all of us, led us around a big map on Senegal painted on the basketball court. Then, after a count to three we all removed our blindfolds to see where we would be spending the next two years. I'll let you know. Wednesday, September 28, 2011. 8:00: Washed and presentable, Rachael and I go...
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: Back in the USA, 22 months early
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Friday, January 20, 2012. Back in the USA, 22 months early. Return, Inchallah) that our service will not continue the way we imagined, but it will continue. Save us a seat in the disco hut. And don't lose Settlers of Catan while I'm gone. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). From September 2011 to January 2012 I served as an Agroforestry Extension Agent with the Peace Corps in Senegal, West Africa. In January, I was diagnosed with testicular cancer and had to come home for treatment. Now what?
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: August 2012
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Monday, August 6, 2012. We'll always have Senegal . . . But, believe it or not, having cancer isn't all bad. Everyone is really nice to you, you don't need to shave anymore, you have the ultimate excuse for everything, and you get the satisfaction of making people feel awkward when they're stupid enough to ask you why you're bald. Means that we'd have been gone from Africa for a whole year, and would only have eight months left in our service. Sure, we could extend our service beyond that, but we've ...
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: February 2012
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Sunday, February 12, 2012. It's under my skiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin! On Friday I had surgery again; this time to have a portacath (click here for more info). Put into my chest so they don't wreck my veins during chemo. This is a good thing, because I've had to have three IVs in the last two weeks and they aren't very fun. To be honest, getting a portacath is much more uncomfortable than having a testicle removed, but I have plenty of Lortab and Rachael to keep me company. I feel so loved. The contents of ...
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: The Great Gambian New Year's Adventure!
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012. The Great Gambian New Year's Adventure! Chapter One: Getting There. We didn't want to use up our vacation days, so we didn't tell anyone in Peace Corps that we were going. But this is The Gambia we're talking about! People go through it all the time to get from one side of Senegal to the other. No big deal, right? So, we were in The Gambia! Chapter Two: Being There. For another. The best part, in terms of traveling, is the exchange rate. The Gambia is the only country ...Next ...
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: January 2012
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Friday, January 20, 2012. Back in the USA, 22 months early. Return, Inchallah) that our service will not continue the way we imagined, but it will continue. Save us a seat in the disco hut. And don't lose Settlers of Catan while I'm gone. Tuesday, January 17, 2012. All-Vol and WAIST: Sun, Fun, and Unhealthy Consumption. Kaolack was "Boy Scouts and Girlscouts," St. Louis was "Scuba Corps," Linguere was "Suits," Kolda was "South of the Boarder," and Tamba/Kedegou, in a fit of literalism, was "Baseball:".
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Scott's Amazing Peace Corps Blog: We'll always have Senegal . . .
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Monday, August 6, 2012. We'll always have Senegal . . . But, believe it or not, having cancer isn't all bad. Everyone is really nice to you, you don't need to shave anymore, you have the ultimate excuse for everything, and you get the satisfaction of making people feel awkward when they're stupid enough to ask you why you're bald. Means that we'd have been gone from Africa for a whole year, and would only have eight months left in our service. Sure, we could extend our service beyond that, but we've ...
