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So it seems as though my goals in life are taking shape. The goals of this blog have been met. I will say that I am in the process writing a book about my Peace Corps experience. For this reason I will be starting a new blog. This project is 6 months past due. I have to admit, I was a bundle of nerves he.

My crazy-meter, never designed for such rigors, had long since gone on strike.

The past few months involved finding the man of my dreams, finishing Arabic, and moving to Cairo. How to Maintain a Positive Attitude During Language Training. 1 Stick a post it note o.

For those who love to discover abandoned places, Sofia is a goldmine. Even after more than a year I love to take a walk and find new places and buildings. So many things are currently in a phase of transition, this contrast between old and new is still very exciting and all-consuming. Here are some of my favorite pics. A kind of open air library or cute place for a book swap. This is a part of the. Building of the Military Academy.

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