I just got to Africa today and its very different. It doesn't feel like I'm across the ocean or on another continent, more like the begining of camp. We met some PCV's that have been here for a year andthy are all happy & love being here. We are all staying at the Peace Corps camp tonight & tomorrow night and then Sunday we move in with our adoptive families who we'll be living with for all 3 months of training. I don't know how much I'll like the training, but I'm excited to be sworn in and move to my village. There are 3 groups of volunteers; the ed, municipal and health. I'm sleeping under a mosquito net outside right now & its not too hot. We have showers & flush toilets here but won't when we move on Sunday. We passed a bunch of villages on our way to Hamdallay for training & there are tons of cute little babies, so I'm really excited to get language over so we can actually do our jobs. Some things I could use that I didn't bring are coloring books, Chaco sandals colored pencils/sharpeners soccer balls a head lamp Some earings w/studs (b/c I found out we can wear them) rubber bands-caus I lose them a lot
February Update
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Hi everyone who is taking the time to read this! I hope things in your part
of the world are going well. The days continue to pass here in Niger,
faster an...
Me Talk Pretty One Day?
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IMG_3103 Originally uploaded by er1nh I recently read David Sedaris’
hilarious book, “Me Talk Pretty One Day.” In it, he moves to France and
describes with...
Last Days
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So it's about that time. I'm leaving Niger in 6 days, officially flying out
on Sunday, June 28th. It's crazy. I've had a hell of a time and have
learned a ...
Life on the Road
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Things are going well on the trip home. Currently in Seville, Spain. At
this point, we´ve seen too much to write about and we´ve been ...
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