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Archive for November, 2006

Just Trying Something New

Every now and then I get bored and want to change the theme. Feel free to complain/suggest/compliment - but please note that I included the donkey!
I’ve also never used a dark theme - I think they’re harder to read - but it doesn’t hurt to experiment, I suppose.

La Langue Maternelle

Global Voices was kind enough to link to this blog, but the sub-heading made me pause - “They Blog In English.” For those familiar with American sci-fi, this brings to mind such classics as “They Came From Outer Space,” “They Live,” and the ever-popular “They.”
It also made me consider something - most of the […]

German Evangelist Sentenced to Six Months In Jail

Morocco jails German for trying to convert Muslims
Reuters
Wednesday, November 29, 2006; 12:40 PM
RABAT (Reuters) - A Moroccan court jailed a German tourist for six months for attempting to convert Muslims in the southern resort of Agadir, officials said on Wednesday.
The court in Agadir, Morocco’s main tourist destination, found the 64-year-old man guilty of trying to […]

Food (????)

Since returning to the States in June, I think I’ve gained back every bit of weight I lost in Morocco. This process has been repeated several times over the past four years, since there are factors on each side that contribute.
States

- I like to bake : cookies, pies, brownies, bread, you name it.
- I like […]

Peace Corps - I Don’t Think So.

Even after submitting my Fulbright proposal, I was still tossing around the idea of applying for the Peace Corps. Sure, it seemed to be a requirement that all female PCVs communicate in “upspeak,” but I thought I could get past that. On a closer review of the PC application, however, I noticed one critical point […]

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