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My life in Zambia. Finale (or is it! Ok ok ok, this has been much delayed. But here it is. I don't remember the timeline on all of this, but I'm pretty sure it all happened before I got on the plane back to the US. The best part of the farm was definately getting to milk a cow. Peter let us try one morning. I had read about how to milk, but it's much harder in practice! Another cool thing was Peter's radio. He has a radio that can communicate with radios around the entire world! Why would a dog eat soap?

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Sub-Saharan Doug;: November 2007

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My life in Zambia. The 9 minute blog. Ok I only have 9 minutes until the net place closes. Excuse any typos. I found Carrie in Kabwe finally - Sorry to leave everyone back home on the edge of your collective seats. We celebrated Freedom Day here in Zambia, which basically consists of drinking, dancing, and some exiting (for Zambian cuisine) food. You could probably read about it in Carrie's blog, but my description (which will have to wait) will no doubt be much funnier. We made a field! Everyone reading...

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Sub-Saharan Doug;: July 2007

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My life in Zambia. I made it to Zambia alive. I'm in Lusaka now - it's pretty rad. Today we rode the minibusses all around because they kept misdirecting us as to where they were headed. Now we are at an American style mall to exchange money and use the internet. We might try to visit Carrie's homestay family later. The flight was so long! That's all for now! Thoughts on going to Zambia. I have 4 days left until I fly across the ocean to Zambia! To waste time on. Working at something meaningful.

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Sub-Saharan Doug;: Leaving on a Jet Plane

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My life in Zambia. Leaving on a Jet Plane. Back into the fray I go. Hey there, Doug! Glad to hear that you are coming back to the States again! Emilie mentioned it to me the week before last that you might be.and, well, I guess it's definite now! I did, indeed, read your whole blog! Everything you went through was just amazing.good, bad, whathaveyou. Your experience was truly unique! Well, I wish you a very safe trip back to the states and mayhaps our paths will cross soon. Take care! 21 July, 2008.

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Sub-Saharan Doug;: March 2008

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My life in Zambia. Riding the Short Blog to Victory. Ok this is going to be a brief summary of happenings of late since I didn't get to use the internets much this trip. Got rid of the enemy rooster through nonviolent means. Caught 1.5 swarms of bees (7 stings) and put them in the hive only to have a civil war break out and the survivors scared off by army ants (imposhi). Went to (and in! Victoria Falls briefly. Saw Baobabs in Southern Province! Thanks for all the packages! Stay (or get) radical, Doug.

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Sub-Saharan Doug;: September 2007

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My life in Zambia. The beat goes on. On the way back to Serenje from Mpelembe I was explaining to some people that paying for sex is a bad practice as one could easily catch HIV from prostitutes, when one 12th grader asked in a doubtful tone "is HIV real? We also had a guest from Austria stay over one night. Incidentally, also the same night as the shrieking. His name was Christian (which led to much confusion among the Zambians "so he's a christian? And "so he's travling to Mansa to go to church? Unfort...

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thoughts and actions and other things.: July 2008

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Thoughts and actions and other things. Sunday, July 6, 2008. Bike trip from naruto to hiwasa. Today I'm at school with nothing more to do than feel the pain of my sunburn and blog about biking down south this past weekend. The students are taking their mid year exams but I, of course, still have to show up. Why? What country are you from? How long have you been in Japan? Where are you going? Are you an English teacher? The further I headed south, the steeper the hills were. I saw signs for the town o...

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thoughts and actions and other things.: December 2008

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Thoughts and actions and other things. Tuesday, December 16, 2008. A bit of small town life. Monday, December 15, 2008. Taichi's visit/back to southeast asia. I spent most of the day reading about Malaysia and Indonesia as the other teachers asked me questions about why I chose to go there during the break. Later on at the grocery store I saw a student who witnessed me shopping for tonight's dinner. I seriously thought that she was going to faint when I tapped her on the shoulder to say hello. Having fou...

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thoughts and actions and other things.: March 2009

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Thoughts and actions and other things. Wednesday, March 18, 2009. Kaki tabehodai (all you can eat oysters). Three people, two hours of eating, and, as a result, one week of good health according to Kennsuke. Friday, March 13, 2009. After all, it's well worth it. So, the fact that I'm getting out of Shikoku for a few weeks starting on Friday is a good thing. Last year I was off to New Zealand. Thursday, March 5, 2009. Last Saturday was Naruto Tech's graduation ceremony which prefaces pursuits of various f...

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thoughts and actions and other things.: August 2008

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Thoughts and actions and other things. Friday, August 22, 2008. First food co-op delivery. On Friday I came home for lunch and found a five foot high stack of boxes in front of my door. This was a very exciting day because the first shipment of organic vegetables and various all-natural foods had successfully arrived. Not only am I very happy to be eating organic food once again, but having groceries delivered saves me a lot of biking to and from the store. Wednesday, August 20, 2008. After some expert r...

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog: Akuli Musana (It is hot!)

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog. Sunday, October 11, 2009. Akuli Musana (It is hot! I am in Lusaka on my way to a music festival, and I have FREE internet! So let me update you all. I have been working on my garden a lot, my fence is all put up and I am working on perma culture techniques, so I am learning as I go. I have already planted onions, marygolds, and hot peppers. When I get back to site I hope to plant oregano, cilantro, basil, rosemary (thanks Aunt Nancy! Otherwise I have studying Luvale, hanging ou...

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog: Rainy Season

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog. Friday, November 27, 2009. I have also been fortunate in meeting lots of people from all walks of life recently. I have been working more with the Zambian Department of Fisheries because my host father is building a fish pond with the help of another PCV, I have also met game lodge owners, lumberjacks from Spain, and all sorts of other random characters. It keeps life interesting, that is for sure. Often there is that little project that must be done now (before the rains start...

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog: February 2009

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog. Wednesday, February 25, 2009. Carrie reports that her site visit "went great". Many thanks to the Carrie that hosted her. Tomorrow she gets her language assignment and home stay. Information (where she will be staying during training). I am sure Carrie will report more about the living conditions in the village. Now that she has some decorating ideas it will be interesting to hear what items she will want sent to her from the Potter Barn- "Mud Hut Edition" catalogue. So I am al...

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog: Amazing Shop Names

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog. Sunday, October 11, 2009. I will keep an on going list of all the amazing shop names I see here in Zambia. Just in Case Butchery-outside Lusaka. If Not, Why Not? Then the variations of Shop Rite:. Shop Left-Between Solwezi and Kasempa. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The contents of this blog are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. Government or the Peace Corps. View my complete profile. Mufumbwe, North Western Province. Basic Info about Zambia.

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog: April 2008

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog. Thursday, April 24, 2008. There is a great website that puts together all Peace Corps Volunteer's blogs from a while ago as well as people who are there currently or who are going soon. It is a fun place to waste time and surf (spying on where I might be going! Togo has two married couples going there in September! Http:/ www.peacecorpsjournals.com/. I am supposed to leave in September so I've got some time. Mauritania (country name) 110 (number of volunteers currently there).

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog: Pictures! (more on facebook)

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Carrie's Peace Corps Blog. Thursday, August 27, 2009. A cool billboard in Lusaka. Ricardo, Kamizhi (Brittany) and Kevin hoeing our permaculture garden! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The contents of this blog are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. Government or the Peace Corps. I am a recent graduate of American University in Washington DC who decided to join the Peace Corps. I will be working in Rural Educational Development. View my complete profile. Basic Info about Zambia.

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