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Seven Days Left (at Work) | trustinghana
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Follow Tom's work with Engineers Without Borders in Ghana! Skip to primary content. Seven Days Left (at Work). August 7, 2012. I’m feeling alright at the moment, just getting down to the last seven or eight days at work. Here’s a bit of an update on the past week:. Wednesday, Aug 1: Meet with Rural Banks. The trip takes much longer than I had expected with waiting for tros, and I don’t return to Wa until past 8pm. Thursday, Aug 2: Perspective? Due to timing issues, my coach and I decide to hold our meeti...
June | 2012 | trustinghana
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Follow Tom's work with Engineers Without Borders in Ghana! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: June 2012. June 21, 2012. No, this post is not about me stepping in an open sewer two nights ago, which was definitely quite awkward/embarrassing. Imagine a picture of a gutter here (slow internet prevents this). The water smelled awful, and my foot sunk in above my ankle, getting my sandal and pant leg wet with disgusting water.]. June 19, 2012. I spent three days this weekend...
PJ with Parishioners | trustinghana
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Follow Tom's work with Engineers Without Borders in Ghana! Skip to primary content. January 2, 2013. At 2592 × 1944. In Imagining a Better World. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Follow Tom's work with Engineers Without Borders in Ghana! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. I am from the University of British Columbia chapter of EWB, and am currently studying mechatronics. When I am not studying or working with Engineers Without Borders, I love to explore the mountains and islands of BC by bike, on foot, and on skis. I look forward to an interesting placement in Ghana this summer! July 21, 2015. Imagining a Better World. January 2, 2013. I spoke with Pastor John on...
Going, Going, Gone | trustinghana
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Follow Tom's work with Engineers Without Borders in Ghana! Skip to primary content. Going, Going, Gone. August 25, 2012. Here’s my last blog from Ghana, posted in Amsterdam:. I apologize for no pictures – my plane is boarding as I post this). Last week was busy as I tried to wrap up some reports and finish trainings at work. It was cool to see farmers get involved and debate what was grown in their villages. When I got back to my village, I washed my clothes and it began raining. There was some amuse...
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alannahowell | Alanna in Ghana
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The thoughts, sights, and sounds of my summer as an EWB Junior Fellow. When bucket bathing under the stars is normal. 8220;Alanna………wa so quon”. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Throughout my placement, it has been during my morning bath that I think about how much I am going to miss Ghana. Even just after mid-placement retreat, it was the time I was asking myself “What am I doing here? Am I just having fun in the village but not producing anything of value? 8221; “Oh, fine! 8221; (asking them “...
July | 2012 | please don't mind my daydreaming
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Please don't mind my daydreaming. Updates from the field. President Obama marks his 55th birthday with a @ glamourmag. Essay on feminism. glmr.co/DxSS0vP. Global supply chains: #banana. We are proud to partner with @ BDC capital. To support the formation of Canadian scale-ups! Bd614b6#.l6wivjigt" medium.com/@ VentureforCan. Gotta say that I'm pretty stoked to be working with these amazing people. #beethechange. Back to the post-it notes. Posted by Chris Weller. On July 3, 2012 · 2 Comments. Build a websi...
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When bucket bathing under the stars is normal | Alanna in Ghana
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The thoughts, sights, and sounds of my summer as an EWB Junior Fellow. When bucket bathing under the stars is normal. 8220;Alanna………wa so quon”. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Throughout my placement, it has been during my morning bath that I think about how much I am going to miss Ghana. Even just after mid-placement retreat, it was the time I was asking myself “What am I doing here? Am I just having fun in the village but not producing anything of value? 8221; “Oh, fine! 8221; (asking them “...
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Life as a (Pseudo) Small-Scale Farmer | Alanna in Ghana
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The thoughts, sights, and sounds of my summer as an EWB Junior Fellow. Life as a (Pseudo) Small-Scale Farmer. When I was discussing with members of the women’s farming group in Loggu upon my arrival in the village, I asked the question What can I do to best understand what it is like to be an outgrower farmer for the nucleus farmer I am working with? This slideshow requires JavaScript. Will they really just sit down and put their hands in the air like the nucleus farmer says? It was filed under Ghana.
An Invitation | Elliot's Elementary Learnings
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Elliot's Elementary Learnings. 4 months in Zambia, learning the basics of connecting farmers to seeds. 8220;Set your mind to it, and you can accomplish anything,” or so the old adage goes. Motivation can take you anywhere you want. Motivation is proverbial fuel in the tank. It’s a necessary condition for a project of any variety to go well, and it is no less applicable to development projects. I’m told that the agent network is still functioning to this day. But I gather from Mark Ware. EWB pitched the i...
Definitions and acronyms | routestoroots
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EWB – Engineers Without Borders. JF – Junior Fellow (me! APS – African Program Staff. AP – African Programs. AVC – Agriculture Value Chains. LEAD – Livelihoods and Enterprises for Agricultural Development. USAID – United States Agency for International Development. PSD – Private Sector Development. MSEs – Micro and Small Enterprises. MaFI – Market Facilitation Initiative. M&E – Monitoring and Evaluation. SLA – Sustainable Livelihoods Approach. VCA – Value Chains Approach. ROI – Return on Investment.
My work. | routestoroots
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Perspective. →. June 7, 2012 · 11:06 am. Written on June 7, 2012. Perspective. →. 3 responses to “. June 7, 2012 at 12:26 pm. I’ll be interested to learn more about how you measure and evaluate ‘performance’. What are some of the indicators that could be used? Which provide the most useful information? Your posts have been wonderful, Emily – you inspire big thoughts🙂. You sound like you’re happy! Sending love across the globe,. June 17, 2012 at 4:08 pm. Thanks for your wonderful words! Create a free web...
July | 2012 | routestoroots
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Monthly Archives: July 2012. July 19, 2012 · 12:11 pm. Midina – farmer in Kikunhu Parish and agent of Sukura, Iganga. Please don’t tell me you are proud of me or that I am doing a good cause . I am just another person saying things as I see them and telling people what I think I am no genius and I definitely should not be getting any respect because I am in Africa (why is this so special? Why do choices between school and food need to happen? Where the word decision is between what to eat not if you eat!
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Learning to Lean
This site is a display of how I have learned to trust God through 4 years of Bible college and how I'm still learning to lean on Him post-graduation. Thursday, June 7, 2012. The center of my world. It's hard to be motivated to do much when you don't feel like there's any meaning behind it. Now, the solution should be obvious and I knew in my mind what the problem was and even how to fix it but sometimes God has to hit me upside the head. Complete the self-evaluation privately to help determine whether or...
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Never Say Never! | Learning through revelation not just situations.
Learning through revelation not just situations. Yeah, I’m 33! This birthday turned out to be one of many that I will always remember. Despite not having my Sugar Bear with me this year to celebrate, it was an awesome day! It started at midnight. My son would not go to sleep. He had taken a late nap that evening and so he was wired up! We were up playing and at midnight I got a big wet kiss from my son. I like to believe God orchestrated it that way. I’m not working right now (I was laid off in Nov...
Trusting God When Life Hurts
This is our story. Pain in life is inevitable, but misery is an option. Trusting God When Life Hurts. Invites you into our personal journey of more than twenty years of life threatening crises and unending suffering that has robbed us entirely of normal daily living. Jim and Linda Penner. We need to debunk. The myth that all suffering is a sign of Divine displeasure and presupposes sin on the part of the sufferer.
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Trusting God with my all
Trusting God with my all. This Blog is to track where God has brought from and where God is taking me and my family. Monday, March 5, 2012. Moving into the land flowing with milk and honey. Deuteronomy 6:10-12 says " When the LORD your God brings you into the land he swore to your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, to give you—a land with large, flourishing cities you did not build,. Be careful that you do not forget the LORD, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery.". Deut 7:1-3a say...
Trusting Gravity
Tony’s Promise – 2014. We’re in the CBC Searchlight contest this year! It’s pretty cool, and not only do you get to hear our stuff on the radio, you can listen to a bunch of great new talent. “What can I do, Matt from Trusting Gravity? 8221; you’re asking. Well, it just so happens that you can go to http:/ music.cbc.ca/#! Artists/Trusting-Gravity starting March 30th and vote for our song Sky High. You can also listen to the entire Bon Voyage album there as well! March 24, 2015. January 2, 2015. Cause 5$ ...
trustinghana | Follow Tom's work with Engineers Without Borders in Ghana!
Follow Tom's work with Engineers Without Borders in Ghana! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. July 21, 2015. City not in bc. July 21, 2015. Imagining a Better World. January 2, 2013. Christmas marked the 4 month anniversary of my return from Ghana, but I still have more pictures and stories to share. I’m happy to be able to share with you a timeline I made of a year in the life of Pastor John. It’s an interesting window into the life of a nucleus farmer in rural Ghana. EWB is likewise wo...
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