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Life in the Land of Lemurs. Peace Corps Volunteer. 27 months. Madagascar. Wednesday, May 16, 2012. People always say that Peace Corps is like a roller coaster- really high highs, really low lows. This last month has proven that to be true for me more than any other point in my service, and included probably my highest point in country. I have eighty-five days left as of today, and I know that I'm going to try to enjoy each one of them to the fullest. Saturday, March 3, 2012. 8220;I like this photo becaus...

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Life in the Land of Lemurs. Peace Corps Volunteer. 27 months. Madagascar. Wednesday, May 16, 2012. People always say that Peace Corps is like a roller coaster- really high highs, really low lows. This last month has proven that to be true for me more than any other point in my service, and included probably my highest point in country. I have eighty-five days left as of today, and I know that I'm going to try to enjoy each one of them to the fullest. Saturday, March 3, 2012. 8220;I like this photo becaus...

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Life in the Land of Lemurs: November 2010

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Life in the Land of Lemurs. Peace Corps Volunteer. 27 months. Madagascar. Monday, November 29, 2010. Just a city girl living a country life. I was able to chat with a few more people from home, and even video-Skype'd with my Aunt Barb, Uncle Rick and cousins! It blows my mind that even from 10,000 miles away we could talk and see each other. Oh technology, how I love thee. Well, I best be off to gather up my things and try again to catch a brousse home, but I'll be back in just 12 days! Since I'm bloggin...

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Life in the Land of Lemurs

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Life in the Land of Lemurs. Peace Corps Volunteer. 27 months. Madagascar. Saturday, March 3, 2012. 8220;I like this photo because it is of my mother. She does the house work and helps her children with their studies. She works very hard so that her children may study.”. 8221; Which they always giggle at, but I hope they keep it in mind this week. I've posted some of my favorite photos in an album on facebook if you want to take a look at their work. March 3, 2012 at 11:03 AM. View my complete profile.

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Life in the Land of Lemurs: Epic Vacay: In Conclusion

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Life in the Land of Lemurs. Peace Corps Volunteer. 27 months. Madagascar. Sunday, June 26, 2011. Epic Vacay: In Conclusion. 8221; you might be asking yourself, “wasn't that eradicated decades ago? 8221; And the answer is yes, if you live in a lovely developed country. We don't even vaccinate for it in America anymore because it is just that. I'm going to fairly quickly summarize the rest of my vacation here, and then I'll be able to start posting about current stuff that's going on. When I left off we ha...

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Life in the Land of Lemurs: Winter Break

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Life in the Land of Lemurs. Peace Corps Volunteer. 27 months. Madagascar. Tuesday, August 23, 2011. Finally, back at site for some peace and quiet! It's been a really busy summer so far, but for the moment I'm back in Ankazobe for a couple weeks. Here's what I've been up to recently:. One of my favorite things about the training week was that we got to stay at the super nice Peace Corps Training Center (PCTC) with it's comfy beds, hot showers, and constant supply of coffee and tea. And the food! As a sid...

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Life in the Land of Lemurs: Final Exhibit

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Life in the Land of Lemurs. Peace Corps Volunteer. 27 months. Madagascar. Wednesday, May 16, 2012. People always say that Peace Corps is like a roller coaster- really high highs, really low lows. This last month has proven that to be true for me more than any other point in my service, and included probably my highest point in country. I have eighty-five days left as of today, and I know that I'm going to try to enjoy each one of them to the fullest. May 16, 2012 at 9:02 AM. I prefer to participated a di...

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer: A trip home

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Friday, August 5, 2011. So at the end of June I was very fortunate to be able to go home to America for a couple weeks! The first part of the trip was spending time with my best friend since 5th grade! The second part of my trip was going back home to Colorado. My family and I drove back from the wedding and watched movies in a spacious car, which is about the furthest away from my Madagascar experiences as I can get! So soft, so warm! September I will be in the capital a...

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer: June 2010

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Tuesday, June 22, 2010. A month to go! Yeah, that's one.one, no longer plural. So I guess technically it is a little less than a month away because I just booked my flight today for my staging (aka orientation) event and I leave July 18th! It is in Washington DC! What if I got to meet Obama? That would be so awesome! I'd have to play it chill like "Oh hey Barack, how you doing today? And "Michelle, ha that's my middle name! Or "How are the girls liking the dog? It's start...

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer: August 2010

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Friday, August 20, 2010. Training, break, Training, lunch, Training, break, Training, dinner and free time. This is my daily schedule during the week. There is a lot of training! I have already found out where my site is going to be! I will be in the southeastern highlands. My village is Sahambavy which is just southeast of Fianarantsoa (Fianar for short). Here is what I know about it so far:. Approximate population: 17,000. Sahambavy is known for it’s tea industry. Descr...

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer: Food for thought

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Saturday, January 15, 2011. So I have been having this conversation with people lately and the more and more I think about it, the more I realize how silly life is. One of the things that I have really been enjoying out here is all the fresh fruits and vegetables! I buy local foods, I buy seasonally, and there are no preservatives or any stuff like that in the food. Even with meats, all the animals roam freely and eat grasses instead of corn. It's great! The answer is Yes!

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer: February 2011

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Monday, February 7, 2011. I actually feel like a legitimate volunteer now! I just got back from a business trip where me and 4 other volunteers from my stage gave health lessons about HIV/AIDS, STIs and condom use to the classes of our fellow education volunteers living to the south of us. What we talked about:. STI - those present in M/car, symptoms to go to the doctor for. Condoms - Don'ts: Don't use expired condoms, don't use more than one at a time, don't leave them i...

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer: August 2011

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Friday, August 5, 2011. So at the end of June I was very fortunate to be able to go home to America for a couple weeks! The first part of the trip was spending time with my best friend since 5th grade! The second part of my trip was going back home to Colorado. My family and I drove back from the wedding and watched movies in a spacious car, which is about the furthest away from my Madagascar experiences as I can get! So soft, so warm! September I will be in the capital a...

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Amber's in madagascar for 27 months ”. Newer posts ›. Spring is here (but i think summer came instead). I have been here long enough now to become confused when people in the other hemisphere talk about season changes. Example: people are talking about wearing sweaters and whatnot and my tan is coming back. The school year is starting soon! Monday is the first staff meeting where I may find out which classes I am teaching. Classes start either October 3. Most of the night photos are from there. The b...

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer: October 2010

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Haiku titled: Where there are no textbooks. In order to know. Mazoto ny mpanentana ara pahasalamana izay mandeha tongotsa. Roughly translated: Zealous are the Health Educators who go by foot. We went to 2 fokontany. One 5k away from the commune and the other 7k but they are on the same road that loops back around to the commune. There was a misunderstanding on the part of the mpanentanas and no one was gathered. So we walked back to t...So I thin...

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Tisa as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Tuesday, September 21, 2010. I know there is an 8 hour time difference between here and the states but why haven’t you called? I’ve already been done a month…. You know how we imagined African winter to be warm. Skirt, shorts and t-shirt weather? Yeah, Disney fucking lied! They lied about the whole dry thing too. Life is completely different here. Let me tell you about the kabone. It’s a big hole in the ground. Built around it you’ve got walls, a roof. I remember sitting ...

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