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Guineagogy: For the Bored...
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Ongoing correspondence with a Central Indiana elementary school class. Kevin Marathon's for Kids. Follows me as I trained for the 2009 Indianapolis Mini-Marathon while raising money for College Mentors, a Midwest-based nonprofit. Collections of photos tracking adventures in Western Africa, Peru, and Costa Rica. I said, YouTube. To make a donation to La Casa Hogar de los Gorriones, the orphanage where I served in Peru. Peace Corps Journals - A huge index of volunteer blogs from all over the world. Andrew,...
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Dorian in Africa: Pump Project
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A chronicle of my Peace Corps odyssey in Guinea and Mali, West Africa from application to interview to nomination to invitation to service to evacuation to transfer and beyond! Follow me on my grand adventure. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Something Every Prospective or Current Volunteer Should Read. Arrested Development: A 2nd Year Volunteer’s Exhortation to Do Something. Aunt Oumou Did My Hair for Swear-In. The Epic Mailing Guidelines Post. Hollywood, CA, United States.
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Dorian in Africa: Sad Story
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A chronicle of my Peace Corps odyssey in Guinea and Mali, West Africa from application to interview to nomination to invitation to service to evacuation to transfer and beyond! Follow me on my grand adventure. Tuesday, April 6, 2010. So you wanna hear a really sad story? 18 What do I do? I splurge. I buy the Patron. This turns out to be a heartbreaking mistake. Well, she didn’t know. Because I have to go through security again in Paris. Which seems stupid because America’s laws are st...He was like there...
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Dorian in Africa: Something Funny
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A chronicle of my Peace Corps odyssey in Guinea and Mali, West Africa from application to interview to nomination to invitation to service to evacuation to transfer and beyond! Follow me on my grand adventure. Sunday, July 18, 2010. So here’s a little tidbit that I found giggle-worthy today that I thought I’d share. 8221; with her hands, in between stirring the pot, moving this pot here and that pot there, putting away the sifter, walking into the cooking hut and back out, etc… The cow would go awa...
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Dorian in Africa: Latrine Project Begins
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A chronicle of my Peace Corps odyssey in Guinea and Mali, West Africa from application to interview to nomination to invitation to service to evacuation to transfer and beyond! Follow me on my grand adventure. Wednesday, May 26, 2010. So we started the latrine project today in earnest. Yay! I was expecting disaster. Because, as with making movies, God also does not want your funded project to succeed (right, Rory? One thing you can say about Malians is they don’t mind a hard day of work! Nobody seemed to...
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Under the Burkinabe Sun: March 2009
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Under the Burkinabe Sun. There was an error in this gadget. 12 Hours, 100Km (60 miles), and Other Chose. I use 'chose' as the title because that means things. Just another part of my combination of French, English and PC slang which I realize makes understanding me sometimes rather complicated. My apologies. Just ask me to clarify. As for photos, I have augmented somewhat so here is the link: http:/ picasaweb.google.com/jabarbour/Guinea. Site, Plows and Windowless Bush Taxis. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Under the Burkinabe Sun: May 2010
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Under the Burkinabe Sun. There was an error in this gadget. I Survived Hot Season! Its going to be hot! I figured I could survive. Which I did, barely. Returning back to Djibo. Also, in an effort to continue the wonderful availability of mangos. Red But, it was the first time in more than a month and a half I had seen a temperature of 95 degrees at 5pm. Despite the heat, I still managed to do some interesting things and now that its 'cooled' off, I've seen my first rain and things are turning just a litt...
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Dorian in Africa: I'm Alive
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A chronicle of my Peace Corps odyssey in Guinea and Mali, West Africa from application to interview to nomination to invitation to service to evacuation to transfer and beyond! Follow me on my grand adventure. Friday, October 29, 2010. Sorry I should not have left the blog for so long, especially with such an angsty post as the last entry. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Something Every Prospective or Current Volunteer Should Read. Aunt Oumou Did My Hair for Swear-In. The Epic Mailing Guidelines Post.
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Dorian in Africa: Hot Season. Definitely.
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A chronicle of my Peace Corps odyssey in Guinea and Mali, West Africa from application to interview to nomination to invitation to service to evacuation to transfer and beyond! Follow me on my grand adventure. Monday, April 19, 2010. Hot Season. Definitely. And then they carried all my stuff! So the biggest hit of all the gifts I brought back were the pictures. In fact, the pictures were SO loved that I didn’t even give the rest of the gifts. I’m saving them for later. The whole n...Of course, they don&#...
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Dorian in Africa: A Moveable Feast
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A chronicle of my Peace Corps odyssey in Guinea and Mali, West Africa from application to interview to nomination to invitation to service to evacuation to transfer and beyond! Follow me on my grand adventure. Thursday, July 1, 2010. I’ve also thought about hitting Kenya or Tanzania after that to go on a safari but I dunno if I’ll have enough money. So back to wine. I really want to go wine tasting. There are some good wineries in Southern Illinois (in fact my sister’s wedding is at a winer...Although he...
