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Ms. W's Travels: August 2007
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Wednesday, August 29, 2007. A day in the life. I am far from fluent, but am slowly but surely learning new things everyday. My training group especially likes games in class. For example, today we played a board game that required a different language related task on each square that our piece landed on. We are also big fans of throwing a ball around while conjugating verbs. I think the games are good because they force us to think quickly. Tuesday, August 21, 2007. They are putting in new water pipes in...
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Ms. W's Travels: Spring? Maybe?
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Friday, March 7, 2008. So, it being March, and I being from the American Northeast, I will not say that I have survived my first Bulgarian winter just yet. I think the places where I have lived in the states have prepared me well for the fits and starts of spring, that may happen here. OHbefore I sign off, if you are reading this anywhere in Europe and you like birds, being a nature geek, being outside or the arrival of nicer weather, you should log onto www.springalive.net. View my complete profile.
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Rajun in Bulgaria: May 2009
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009. This post is mainly for Mama Bear, but you guys can read, too. Merve came over with flowers this Sunday for our weekly bake fest in honor of Mother's Day. We made brownies for all the Mama's in the neighborhood (thanks for the organic mix from the states, Roger! And had a fun time experimenting with decorating the brownies with edible flowers! Merve and I.we are in our aprons that we wear every week. Merve cooking up a storm! Fast forward to a slew of holidays. We started the morni...
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Rajun in Bulgaria: February 2008
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Saturday, February 2, 2008. It's baby season :). So, it's baby season. Since October I have been to almost 10 mulitfas. Everyone makes sure to tell me exactly when we are having them because I love them so much! A few of us sitting around the table enjoying the yummy food and probably talking about how and why I don't eat meat. That's halva there to the left and the rice concoction in the middle. One of the baba's servin' up a plate of goodness. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My fellow B22's in Bulgaria.
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Rajun in Bulgaria: An American Thanksgiving in Bulgaria
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009. An American Thanksgiving in Bulgaria. A group of us from my wonderful region got together to celebrate Thanksgiving together in Smilian, where another volunteer lives (here is your TRL shout out, Atown.) As luck would have it, it was also a great Bulgarian holiday that same weekend.the one we all know and love, The Smilian Bean Festival! Going to play football. The AWESOME meal we cooked up. Rajun: "How can we mash these potatoes? Nicolette: "Here's an empty beer bottle.". The cont...
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Rajun in Bulgaria: Happy Halloween, ya'll...
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Happy Halloween, ya'll. The only pictures that shows my full costume.I was the Whoro. The Halloween party @ the Guest House. This is Thomas and I at a church on a hill on VT (do you like how i never take pictures of actual sites? Lauren and I having a great time in the leaves on our walk around the city. At a cafe in Veliko Turnovo after sleeping for about 3 hrs on a hardwood floor. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My fellow B22's in Bulgaria. Bethy (aka cectra mi).
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Ms. W's Travels: My Best Day Yet!
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Friday, March 14, 2008. My Best Day Yet! So, just a quick one on what I think was my best day yet as a Peace Corps Volunteer. On my way to work the trees looked like this:. Then I had what is arguable one of the best lunches in Bulgaria, called Surmi. Little bundles of rice and meat wrapped up in grape leaves and steamed. Mine were served with yogurt. There are vegetarian versions and versions with cabbage as well, all delcious. There is no operetta theater in Houston, unbelievable. Lake Jackson, TX.
