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Opuwo! (“The end” in Otjiherero) | This is the story of me in Namibia
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This is the story of me in Namibia. Experiences, rants and ramblings from a VSO volunteer based in Windhoek. The end in Otjiherero). October 15, 2007. Posted by isabelleinnamibia in Communication. Eer, yeah, this is pretty standard for Ovitoto I’m afraid , I try explaining to the new girl, who is taking it all in her stride. I do get the feeling that she is wondering exactly what I have been doing for the last year in this quiet dusty little community. Oh it is near there. No,. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
The Himbas | This is the story of me in Namibia
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This is the story of me in Namibia. Experiences, rants and ramblings from a VSO volunteer based in Windhoek. September 20, 2007. Posted by isabelleinnamibia in Beauty. They are most wildly known for their nudity and their glowing red skin. The women wear little more than a loin cloth of leather and symbolic intricate jewellery from leather and metal, and cover themselves in a clay-like substance made from ochre powder and butter fat called. The Queen Lady of the village then took us into her main hut to ...
Benevolence | This is the story of me in Namibia
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This is the story of me in Namibia. Experiences, rants and ramblings from a VSO volunteer based in Windhoek. September 25, 2007. Posted by isabelleinnamibia in Communication. So how to spend the money? As the Hereros would say, OKUHEPA! October 2, 2014. I’m truly enjoying the design and layout of your site. It’s a very easy on the eyes which makes it much more. Pleasant for me to come here and visit more often. Did you hire out a designer to create your theme? August 5, 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Just so you know… | This is the story of me in Namibia
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This is the story of me in Namibia. Experiences, rants and ramblings from a VSO volunteer based in Windhoek. Just so you know. October 15, 2007. Posted by isabelleinnamibia in Uncategorized. I have officially finished my placement here in Namibia. Friday was my last official day, although I’m still tying things up. I am also officially unemployed at the moment, so if anyone knows of any jobs going in international development based in London, please let me know and I will bring you home a small giraffe!
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This is the story of me in Namibia. Experiences, rants and ramblings from a VSO volunteer based in Windhoek. The contents of this weblog is only my opinion, drawn from my experiences whilst living in Namibia. In no way does the content of these pages reflect the thoughts, opinions or moral standings of any institution or person, mentioned or not, living or dead, in any way or context. Or I will take the piss, if it’s a trivial matter better sent to ‘Points of View’. January 18, 2007. August 16, 2007.
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On holiday | Live it Lively
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Jungle 1, Tim 0. Idiots, Doctors and Nurses. Shesh in the Desh. August 13, 2007. I am going to Nepal for three weeks. So no more blogging until then. Response to “On holiday”. Feed for this Entry. April 7, 2013 at 8:13 am. Hello There. I discovered your weblog the usage of msn. That is a very well written article. I’ll be sure to bookmark it and come back to learn extra of your helpful info. Thank you for the post. I’ll definitely return. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Back in London | Live it Lively
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Shesh in the Desh. September 29, 2007. Ok, so this is an epilogue. I’ve been back in Britain now almost three and a half weeks, which have been packed. I’ve got a job working for CAFOD. Which is great, my grandmother died, which is awful, and Tottenham are not quite playing to their full potential, which is ugly. The biggest difference is that everywhere is smoke free, which I don’t approve of at all – this. Responses to “Back in London”. Feed for this Entry. October 10, 2007 at 10:29 am. Meanwhile, at t...
Photos | Live it Lively
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Click on the thumbnails to see the big picture. Mum…. Me and Georgia. And Tom. I went to the Sundarbans jungle for New Year 2007, and have created this. Separate page for the photos. I went to see Bangladesh play India in their second One-Day International, on May 12th 2007. It was great! Here are the photos. My landlord’s place in Sylhet. I don’t get the colour either. Some scenes from my original stable in Sylhet. The road where I work. Scene from hamlet near Rajshahi. The fire escape from our flat.
Diaries from Chipata: December 2006
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Monday, December 18, 2006. Peer Educator Training Course. Last Friday I heaved a long sigh of relief as a training course that I’d organised for the peer educators came to an end. Looking back it was pretty successful but first I’ll have a little rant…. At this point I should add that many of them are brilliant, intelligent, enthusiastic and motivated young people who believe truly in challenging gender stereotypes, shout loudly about the benefits of condom use and work their socks off for little or no r...
Diaries from Chipata: Tanzania Trip
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007. Two things I’ll definitely remember about our trip up to Tanzania: transport and food. We used almost every mode of transport you can think of – sleeper trains, minibuses, dalla dallas (riding in the back of a canter Zanzibar style), hitching on the back of a truck, bicycle taxis, taxis, coaches, ferries and a catamaran made out of mango tree and of course out own two feet. Anyway I won’t bore you all too much with the detail but here are a few pictures of the trip. Iringa tu...
Diaries from Chipata: Global Education
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Monday, July 23, 2007. In contrast, Zambia is the land of straight legs. One of the veg markets in town is called the ‘ladies sitting with their legs stretched out’ market, (it does have a catchier Nyanja name that I can’t remember right now) our gardener bends from the waist to water the the plants and school children do indeed sit with their legs outstretched during story-time. Attached to one of the organisations I work for is a community school. In Zambia, primary education is. Chipata, Zambia, Zambia.
Diaries from Chipata: January 2007
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Saturday, January 20, 2007. Zambia - some random thoughts. Since arriving in Zambia over three months ago, Henry and I have had endless conversations and more than one disagreement over whether there really is any hope for Zambia? She sent the coordinator off to chase after the money, saying that if it wasn’t returned she would deduct it from his (the person who made the mistake’s) wages. The money was returned, everyone was paid the rightful amount and we all went back to work. Contrast this with anothe...
Diaries from Chipata: September 2007
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007. Two things I’ll definitely remember about our trip up to Tanzania: transport and food. We used almost every mode of transport you can think of – sleeper trains, minibuses, dalla dallas (riding in the back of a canter Zanzibar style), hitching on the back of a truck, bicycle taxis, taxis, coaches, ferries and a catamaran made out of mango tree and of course out own two feet. Anyway I won’t bore you all too much with the detail but here are a few pictures of the trip. Iringa tu...
Live it Lively
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October 4, 2007. Response to “”. Feed for this Entry. March 19, 2009 at 9:21 am. I am a student at the Asian University for Women in Chittagong, Bangladesh. I am taking a class about blogs and have created one called poorvoices. The focus of my blog is about: poverty specifically Chittagong, a city in Bangladesh. I found your blog and it relates to mine and I plan on adding a link to your blog. If you have a few minutes, you can check out my blog at: http:/ poorvoices.wordpress.com/. Shesh in the Desh.
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Isabelle Ingold – Freelance editor and director
Aller au contenu principal. Freelance editor and director. Picturing a highway rest stop, this documentary traces out the portrait of Europe today. European Film Meetings. Competition. Brive, France) April 2016. Argelès-sur-Mer, France). May 15th, 2016. Festival de l’Acharnière. Lille, France). May 28th, 2016. Ciné-Club de l’EHESS et l’ENS (Paris, France). June 20th, 2016. Rencontres Documentaires de Mellionnec. Mellionnec, France). June 25th, 2016,. Salento International Film Festival. International Eth...
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I am the recipient of a Fulbright Teaching Exchange Fellowship. I will be spending 6 months in Indore, India, teaching Chemistry at the Daly College. How lucky does one get? 8220; This website is not an official U.S. Department of State website. The views and information presented are the grantee's own and do not represent the Fulbright Program or the U.S. Department of State.”. Monday, January 4, 2010. Everyone asks: “Which method is better? I want to end by saying thank you to All at Daly College.
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Jamaica me crazy
Wednesday, December 18, 2013. It's time to say goodbye. Yes, it’s true, I am leaving Jamaica soon. It is time for me to come back home and start a new chapter! Just in time for winter! 8230;And I don’t mind at all! After the Holidays, I am planning to settle in Montreal, and work in the hotel industry again. Yes, it does mean Erik and I will have to go through another period of long distance relationship! I still cannot believe I did not get into a car accident driving in the daily Jamaican chaos! A grea...
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Que viva Los Angeles! Les tacos de Say Fish Taco. Tacos Delta à Sunset Junction, les meilleurs tacos de l’est. Partout en ville, ces minis-restos en dur offrent burritos et quesadillas, taquitos et aguas frescas, et si ce n’est pas suffisant, il y a des taco trucks à tous les coins de rues. Et des supermarkets latinos à tous les coins de rue aussi. Et quand ce n’est vraiment pas assez, ma promenade préférée, c’est Olvera Street. C’est la fin d’une journée mexicaine à Los Angeles. Qui peut recommencer...
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This is the story of me in Namibia. Experiences, rants and ramblings from a VSO volunteer based in Windhoek. Just so you know. October 15, 2007. Posted by isabelleinnamibia in Uncategorized. I have officially finished my placement here in Namibia. Friday was my last official day, although I’m still tying things up. I am also officially unemployed at the moment, so if anyone knows of any jobs going in international development based in London, please let me know and I will bring you home a small giraffe!
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Isabelle in Sénégal
In about a month (January 2012), I will be leaving for Sénégal for an 8 month project with Crossroads. I will be sharing my thoughts and photos with you all, during the next year. In the meantime, you can. Support the wonderful work of Crossroads and my project by donating (click here). 83% of your donations go to womens rights and sustainable livelihoods programs in Africa and Bolivia. (donations of 20$ or more receive a tax receipt via e-mail). Monday, 19 March 2012. Random thoughts.up to March 19th.
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