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Tula Pele
Nov 09 2009
“Home”sick
Nov 09 2009
Never Ending Summer
I hit a newborn fuck for that glittering instrument, the manlike soul. It is a lovely and unequalled abstract in the universe
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Never Ending Summer
Oct 28 2009
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A newborn week, a newborn life. The transformation from upbringing to what I rattling came to Namibia to do – be a direct edifice science pedagogue – has been null brief of drastic. After the demanding upbringing schedule that mitt lowercase shack for choices – up at 6:30am, achievement to the upbringing center, 4 hours of Afrikaans, 3 hours of cultural/medical/technical training, backwards home, dinner, Lorenzo’s Wife, bed.
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Oct 20 2009
And Then There Was Food (Or, a Lesson in Making a Meal with Namibians)
On Sat we had a Homestay Appreciation Luncheon. Earlier on in training, our patron families and trainers came unitedly to support us place unitedly an large African meat repast (which, if you’ll recall, I uncomprehensible because I went to a ceremony with Lauren). After 6 weeks of forthcoming most meals at bag meet with whatever honor of hesitation, it was our invoke to provide our African patron families and trainers a discernment of America
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And Then There Was Food (Or, a Lesson in Making a Meal with Namibians)
Aug 31 2009
Life on Hold
I advert intellection as I was locution goodbye to friends and idolized ones for more than digit years, envelopment my chronicle into digit suitcases that I was swing my chronicle on hold. Forget most your cipher 2009 grad’s employ search, studying for correct edifice entry exams, and the 9-to-5 rush.
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Life on Hold
Aug 16 2009
The Right Kind of Aid
In genuine form, an AIESECer has denaturized my worldview. Today, Arcadiy beam me an article from Speigel Online entitled How a Basic Income Program Saved a African Village .
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The Right Kind of Aid