Monthly Archives: July 2010
Homestay, Pt. 1
To say the peace corps is an emotional roller-coaster is a criminal understatement. One moment you’re in the stratosphere after completing a long series of greetings; the next you’re in hell, as you can’t understand a word of what anyone … Continue reading
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Clearing the chute
We’re back at Tubaniso for a few days. I’m too tired to compose a post tonight. Any attempt at describing the last 2 weeks deserves some thought and effort. However I wanted to post a few pictures that I took … Continue reading
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From here to Timboctou
Disclaimer: It’s late, I have no power and have no time, so it’s not edited. deal. Stepping off the plane at 11:30 p.m., the humidity hit me like a brick wall. We filed, 80 bleary, jet-lagged, and sleep deprived Peace … Continue reading
Getting There
With limited access to power and spotty internet, this is all I can post for the moment. I’ll describe the experience of the last few days by Wednesday, hopefully.
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In Summary: Portland.
To keep it quick: Portland was the best year of my life. Here are my favorite images from my time there, in no particular order. Shoutout to Ivar Vong for mentioning LightBox 2.
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Early Arrivals
It was pretty obvious who was there for the Peace Corps. Every now and then you’d see one: Confused, wide-eyed, carrying two huge bags and obviously looking around for any sign as to where to catch the shuttle to the … Continue reading
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