Diversity Tour Recap
As I mentioned earlier the diversity tour ended on Saturday and for the most part was a success. The only real problems we had was with some of the boys stealing various items and money from each other and the Peace Corps Volunteers. On the whole I think we learned some good lessons [...]
Posts from ‘August, 2007’
Diversity Tour Recap
Update From the Road
A couple weeks ago my group passed the nine-month mark of our time in country. At times it is hard to believe that I have been here is Namibia for over 290 days now and that I completed approximately 38% of my contract. Other times it is hard to believe that I still have well [...]
What I Miss About the USA
Few quick hits before I get to the post.
1. Ive changed Kalahari Sky (this sites photocentric brother) around a bit to make it a bit easier to use/view though it still needs lots of work.
2. Just finished the Youth Expo here in Gobabis and I hope to get some pictures up from that in a [...]
Music, Movies and Football
Finally got to see the new Harry Potter and Transformers movies the other weekend. Harry Potter was alright and I am glad they kept everything dark, but as one of the people I saw it with said afterwards “it was like cliff notes for the book.” Of course I think to make a movie that [...]
Victoria Falls Trip Part 2
So the falls and seeing my sisters was great, and aside from getting hit by a motorcycle nothing all that eventful happened. As I boarded the bus back to Namibia I was looking forward to relaxing for a couple of days in Windhoek and getting to see the new Transformers movie (which I finally saw [...]
Victoria Falls Part 1
Im going to divide up everything about my most recent trip since there really is just too much for one post. For the most part the first 18 hours of the trip were quite uneventful which is in stark contrast to most of the rest of the time. To get to Victoria Falls from [...]
26/m who tore that horn off a live water buffalo on a backpacking trip while I was stationed in Namibia saving children infected with HIV/AIDS.
