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dimanche, juin 24, 2007
The number above is:
a) A quantitative measure (in Fahrenheit) of a typical day in
b) My average test score in Organic Chemistry II (As if).
c) Six numbers away from my original Girl Scout troop.
d) My median body temperature for the past few days, thanks to a parasitic invasion :p
e) The approximate monthly salary (USD) for a Peace Corps Volunteer.
f) All of the above.
g) None of the above.
h) Only A, C, D, and E.
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posted by Me at 9:34 AM
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Because I Promised
lundi, juin 18, 2007
Casey: You smell kind of like cucumbers...
:D Soooo... Like the title says...
Hmmm... lots going on...
However, since I am a bit incapacitated, I will be outsourcing the entertainment today :]
I do not have the time to search for it right now, because I'm about to hop back on the train... But the BBC did a show on The Arab-Israeli Cookbook, on their World Drama program. I think there is a link to the audio on that page... If not, it is worth the search. Listen to it, if you can :]
We will be back to your regularly programmed amusement any day now... perhaps even tomorrow:D Muah!
posted by Me at 1:57 PM
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I Am Not Dead
dimanche, juin 17, 2007
Me: You will never guess where I am right now…
(And they couldn’t!)
Thanks to the barrage of emails and text messages which I have received recently, I know that my fellow volunteers were not the only ones wondering where the heck I was and what I was up to. Hahaha:D Hehehehe :D I would tell you… but then I would have one less thing to giggle about.
Well, I suppose the least I can do is give you a vague recount of my whereabouts and doings. So… the last month or so… I’ve been around. Doing things. I was thinking the other day about how amusing it would be if I had my own reality TV show. But then I realized that the whole lack-of-electricity thing would really hinder a camera crew in my village. And also, if Peace Corps administration had the opportunity to witness my daily happenings (such as giggling to myself for extended periods of time), I would probably get “whack-evacked” (the endearing term we use for the volunteers who get evacuated due to “mental issues.”).
I am in Yaoundé right now, so I am kind of tired thanks to the overnight train. Although, the train made it in only 17 hours this time! Awesome. I know that this post sucks a lot, but I just wanted to let you all know that I am alive and well:] Sorry for not including a comments section in my last post. I do not even know how I managed that one. I have edited it, so that now you can go back and leave many amusing comments for my previous post:] I promise a more entertaining post tomorrow, when I am more awake! Now you have something to look forward to:] You are welcome:]
Happy Father’s Day to all of you men wondering where the children in your house came from and why they eat all of your food and money :D That means YOU, Dad:D And many others, I am sure:] Love!
posted by Me at 9:07 AM
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