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Bunna in Ethiopia | Tales From The Big Country
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Tales From The Big Country. My Peace Corps Experience in Ethiopia. Journal: Vol. 1. YSEL Ethiopia 2014 Summer Camp →. August 6, 2014. We couldn’t find any coffee to buy in the town of Chiri which is located in the highland Kaffa Zone of Southwestern Ethiopia. This region is the birthplace of. As it’s called in Amharic or. False banana trees). Coffee is everywhere here, you just need to pick it. Farms around the Kaffa Zone near Chiri – Ethiopia – The birthplace of coffee. Hands and feet, and coffee. A lit...
Durbete Documentary | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. February 14, 2015. I made this video last semester with some of my English club students. Give it a look! Newer post →. 2 thoughts on “ Durbete Documentary. February 14, 2015. February 14, 2015. Reblogged this on Working The Soil. Thinking about Ethiopia today, and what might be in our future 10 months from now. Great 10 minute video of one PCV’s life in Durbete, Ethiopia! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
February | 2015 | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. Monthly Archives: February 2015. February 14, 2015. I made this video last semester with some of my English club students. Give it a look! And just like that, it’s over. Still going strong in year two. Seth Fishman on And just like that, it’s…. Eric Fishman on And just like that, it’s…. Eric on A Little Culture. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
And just like that, it’s over | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. And just like that, it’s over. July 10, 2015. It has been over two years since I have been on American soil and TOMORROW I will be back! Wow It’s pretty hard to believe. Two years in Ethiopia have come and gone and what felt like all the time in the world now feels like an instant. I am not sure if I now have more or less questions about this baffling place than I did before! Did you like Ethiopia? What did you do there? I don’t know...
Summer Adventures | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. August 31, 2014. Summer started off with my parents and brother arriving in Ethiopia! They jumped right into Ethiopian culture with an injera-based meal and getting shiro wot spilled all over our hands (Misrak still feels horrible about that, mom! We also spent time in Addis Ababa and Harar where we both got to experience the more Islamic culture of Ethiopia that was really interesting. I also managed to get all of my family members ...
Nearing the end | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. April 11, 2015. Now that I know what my next step is, time is starting to come into focus. I will be leaving Ethiopia in three months. Wow. All of a sudden I am feeling like I have so much to do and so little time. One day I was walking down my street, heading to the big primary school on the other side of town. A young woman called to me from her house, Rosie, come to my house and drink coffee! Workeh last easter with her nephew.
Still going strong in year two | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. Still going strong in year two. November 26, 2014. 50 students was WAY too many, don’t want to make that mistake again. The pilot program from girl hub is over but we will continue to meet as a girls club every Sunday. The girls want to put together a drama to perform for other students, so I will try to organize that with them! Hopefully after a couple months I’ll have a cool new video for you that depicts my town and my students.
A Little Culture | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. January 15, 2015. I apologize for not blogging very frequently. I really appreciate you reading and following my journey over here! I hate to say it, but I’ve been having some pre-mature senioritis lately. Next week I’ll leave for my South African vacation! I am optimistic that I will come back rejuvenated and ready to finish out my last semester in Ethiopia strong. 1 Picking your nose. Totally fine any place any time. 4 Lines. T...
Gearing up for year 2 | Rosieopia
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The ups and downs of my 27 months living and working in rural Ethiopia. Gearing up for year 2. September 22, 2014. In a couple weeks school will start back up and my second and final year of being a schoolteacher will begin. While I’ve never considered a lifetime of teaching, I do love the idea of decorating a classroom! So Ethiopian We spent the rest of the day running around the neighborhood handing out fliers and promoting our Girls Day to anyone and everyone (well to all girls age 13 and above! By th...
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Cypress tree roots on the St. John River, Florida [source: city-data.com]. Sunday, December 4, 2011. CHANGE YOUR DIET and LOWER YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE. The Yanomami people of the Amazon Rainforest who live along the border of Venezuela and Brazil have one of the lowest recorded blood pressure readings around the world with an average of 90/60. (Image courtesy of edbuzz.org). Image courtesy of publicanthropology.org). The key common denominator is maintaining a balanced diet that is naturally low in salt.
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Minimum viable perspectives, analysis, and ephemera. Soul Mondays #014 - A Dusty Funky Christmas. Back after a little hiatus, this week’s episode is an special extended helping of holiday heat that’s guaranteed to make your Christmas just a bit more merry. Wishing you and your family a very happy and healthy holiday season. Soul Mondays will return in 2015! Soul Mondays #014 - Dusty Funky Christmas. December 21, 2014. Soul Mondays #013 - Dig Into Fall. Soul Mondays #013 - Dig Into Fall. October 13, 2014.
Working The Soil | Aaron and Molly In Service to America
Aaron and Molly In Service to America. Peace Corps Week Post 4- Amy’s Top 10! Originally posted on The Freckled Life. Another of the wildly popular Amy’s Top 10! How life in America would be better if it were more like the Peace Corps 10. The post office would be one of the most booming businesses in the country 9. The population would be 63% female and 37% male 8.…. Continue reading →. Originally posted on Rosieopia. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive new posts by email. Build a we...
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No Nonsense Advice for Public Speakers. Written by Ken Richters. Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! So you want to be a professional speaker. Well, good luck with that. I'd like to look like George Clooney, but we don’t always get what we want in life.
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Sign In or Join. Online Meetings and 24/7 Chat. Click here for Online Meetings and 24/7 Chat Room. 11AM - 3PM - 6PM - 9PM. We have a women's only meeting Sundays at 4:30PM. All times are based on EST (GMT-5). Chat in "The Lounge" is available 24/7. Give a buck button. Please help us grow and cover costs of servers, host and technical help. Posted by Tommy S. November 12, 2013. ALL Meeting's are held on the Eastern Standard Time Zone. OUR MEETING'S ARE HELD AT:. 11am - 3pm - 6pm - 9pm 7 Days a Week. Hi ev...
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Most Recent Entries] [Calendar View]. Below are the 20. Most recent journal entries recorded in workingthesteps. Saturday, January 13th, 2007. Adventures in New Testament Greek: METANOIA. To be sure, but of a species far less likely to oblige sheepish repetition. You'll observe, glibly bears the bent of thought revisited, and mind's familiar stamp - a quaint, half-hearted doubleness that couples all compunction with a pledge of recurrent screw-up. Another "sample" from Image. Monday, January 8th, 2007.
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Working the Tweed A Year of Natural Scotland 2013 collaboration between artists and environmentalists in the Scottish Borders. A Year of Natural Scotland 2013 collaboration between artists and environmentalists in the Scottish Borders. Welcome to Working the Tweed! Our project is a collaboration between artists Kate Foster (visual artist), Jules Horne (writer), Claire Pençak (choreographer) and James Wyness (composer) and environmental organisations Tweed Forum and Southern Uplands Partnership. Six River...
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