House!
Today I moved the large majority of my things into my new house. YES! Still have my kitchen stuff and my bed to go...and I need a way to get and store water (and a finished latrine) before I can actually move there for good.
BUT PROGRESS! Real, sweaty, beautiful progress. Yes folks, it's possible.
More later, when I have a working computer with which to compose blog entries before coming to the post.
I'm going to go out for a little bit now with my new American sitemate and two Japanese volunteers who just moved to my town. We will probably drink a beverage or two and talk about life and stuff and then I will go back to my castle for one final night (I hope) and then life will keep on doing this wild thing it does where it keeps going on like a rollercoaster but usually a pretty good one. Thunderbolt.
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About Me
- Molly
- Returned Peace Corps Volunteer carving out new adventures by the Big City.
Where in the World...?
You Can Send Things To...
:) Me!
Foyer Ste Bernadette
BP 240
Kongoussi, Burkina Faso
West Africa
Tips for sending mail my way:
- write "Air Mail/Par Avion" on things you send
- use red ink someplace on the envelopes
- draw religious symbols somewhere on the envelope (silly)
- stick postcards in envelopes or they'll probably end up on the post office wall!
- be as vague as possible on customs forms...pretty much anything can be considered "educational materials," right?
- keep in mind that mail typically takes 3-4 weeks to get from the States to BF!
...orrrr EMAIL ME! Do it! If you don't have my email address, I am sure there's a quick way to find it out!
...orrrr CALL ME! Really, it's possible. :)
Foyer Ste Bernadette
BP 240
Kongoussi, Burkina Faso
West Africa
Tips for sending mail my way:
- write "Air Mail/Par Avion" on things you send
- use red ink someplace on the envelopes
- draw religious symbols somewhere on the envelope (silly)
- stick postcards in envelopes or they'll probably end up on the post office wall!
- be as vague as possible on customs forms...pretty much anything can be considered "educational materials," right?
- keep in mind that mail typically takes 3-4 weeks to get from the States to BF!
...orrrr EMAIL ME! Do it! If you don't have my email address, I am sure there's a quick way to find it out!
...orrrr CALL ME! Really, it's possible. :)
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1 comment:
YAY!! I am SO excited for you!!! I am smiling ear-to-ear and am giggling like a silly little girl who has gotten all the candy! :P Who will share, of course!
Can't wait to stop by for a visit.
Hope your site mate will be settling in soon as well. :)
xoxomom
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