Today's best part of being an expat: we got to celebrate American Thanksgiving, because one of Logan's new roommates is from the States and was missing home. Delicious, delicious, delicious.
A 22 year old fresh out of school with a degree in International Relations thought it was a great idea to head off to Rwanda for six months through an internship program funded by CIDA. I'm living in Kigali, working for l'Association Rwandaise pour le Bien-Etre Familial (ARBEF) where I'm an Reproductive Health Program Assistant. This is my Rwanda.
WEEK No.7 PRIORITIES
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WEEK No.7 PRIORITIES
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unfinished (but I'm posting anyway)
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I baked Christmas cookies on December 31. That doesn't sound like much of
an accomplishment, because I was at least 6 days late on the cookies, but
it was...
Happy New Year!
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*HAPPY NEW YEAR*
Hats by Laureline (right) I would like to wish all my faithful readers a
Happy New Year (*Alfred: 'faithful' is putting it mildly. Given yo...
France Screws Up...Again
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France has refused to allow the extradition of Agathe Habyarimana to
Rwanda. It has been sheltering her since three days after the genocide
began in 1994. ...
Moving Back to Peru!
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It's been a couple years and I've decided to go back to Peru indefinitely.
Stay in touch at my blog migrated over to
http://whatlittlethings.wordpress.com =)
Rwanda - the final reckoning
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OK, its three months since I left Rwanda and I’ve had time to adjust to
life back in the “real world”. Christmas and New Year have been and gone;
I’ve seen...
Home
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I am sitting in the warmest computer lab in the basement of the Angus L.
MacDonald library on the St. Francis Xavier University campus. I'm trying
to arran...
1 comment:
Hi dear,
Always nice to have double celebrations. Dessert was........ Did you find a bird for this Thanksgiving feast? Love ya Mom
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