Posts Tagged With: John F. Kennedy

 
 

Saying Goodbye… kind of

So, a lot of things have been going on since the other thing happened, and actually my life is going great.  I have learned how truly awesome my friends are and have made new ones.  This past week though has been about my COS conference.  You may ask, now don’t you have three and a [...]

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The Good and the Bad

Now some “stuff” has been going on with me.  I am not willing to go into details about it here other than to say that I am so grateful for how Peace Corps has treated me and the situation.  Right now I am in Sofia trying to get my head together and I am thinking [...]

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My Hopes for the Next School Year

It’s Sunday September 11, 2011 and I am sitting in a semi comfortable chair in Bulgaria feeling a wicked cold about ready to attack my immune system.  Bring on the herbal teas!  This day feels like as good of a day as any to contemplate the next school year.  September 11th was a tragedy, and [...]

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Maybe I can’t Change the System

Frustrations are bound to arise as a Peace Corps Volunteer.  I am nearing the end of my first year and I have so many frustrations that if I listed them all this would be more of a bitching session than the helpful uplifting article I am about to write.  My kids have become the only [...]

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Series of Life Markers

I have come to realize how much life is a series of markers that show the passage of time.  Yesterday was my parents anniversary.  In Peace Corps those markers also mark the passage of your service.  When you join the Peace Corps that means you agree to give 27 months of your life to a [...]

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The New Group is comming

So the B-27 group of volunteers will be arriving on the 30th and it is an  interesting feeling.  It’s a feeling of shure terror and excitement.  This new group means that I am now a part of the older experienced group, and yet I don’t feel that way.  At most times I am sitting around [...]

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More Peace Corps Milestones

My time in Peace Corps seem to have these steps that we are waiting to happen.  It’s weird how I like to measure time.  The first milestone was arrival.  The second was the 4th of July.  Then there was the Swearing in Ceremony.  This week there are two.  First was Thanksgiving and the second is [...]

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Laundry Service, or Rather Lack of

So I live in a foreign country, a Peace Corps country so I knew when I joined the Peace Corps that I wouldn’t have all the modern convinces that I am used to.  No Starbucks, Caribou is out, bitch please you have to go to different stores to buy the things you need for the week.  But [...]

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I AM GOING TO TRAVEL WHILE I AM HERE

So why did I join the Peace Corps?  I am sure that the students will ask me that question, a lot.  And the truth is at moments you aren’t quite sure.  You are sitting alone in your apartment and you look at what’s going on in America and you wonder, why am I not there? [...]

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I am Officially a PCV on my way to an R I guess

It’s official, you are now reading the Blog of a Peace Corps Volunteer.  I ain’t no stinking trainee anymore.  LOL! Honestly I didn’t know how I was going to feel about the ceremony.  If i would be happy or if I would be sad.  I just know that I defiantly won’t forget this experience.  The [...]

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