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Jenny in Nigeria: August 2011
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The views expressed in this blog are entirely my own, and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO. Friday, August 26, 2011. Trapped in the trappings of luxury. People with relative wealth often look on, astounded, at those who live with so little: how can they survive? How can they be happy? And, embedded in those questions, is the assumption (or the assertion) that these people would be happier if only they had more money or possessions. Monday, August 22, 2011. There are things to get used to – n...
Jenny in Nigeria: October 2011
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The views expressed in this blog are entirely my own, and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO. Wednesday, October 19, 2011. There are situations in life which test our ability to be the people we want to be. Over the past few weeks, I have been facing a situation like this at work - a situation which makes me angry, upset, and despairing for the validity of all the work I have done here over the last 16 months. Anyway, the point is, his main message is one of. How do you prevent yourself from just be...
Jenny in Nigeria: July 2011
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The views expressed in this blog are entirely my own, and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO. Thursday, July 28, 2011. It's been a while. Another break in transmission. My apologies. Different types of food and, of course, our very finest bars. And so far they’re loving it. It’s great to see Nigeria through someone else’s eyes and to remember which of the day-to-day things in our lives now were once magical and strange. On Saturday we fly to Lagos, and from there we have a week of adventure, travell...
Jenny in Nigeria: November 2011
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The views expressed in this blog are entirely my own, and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO. Wednesday, November 9, 2011. Things I will miss about Nigeria, Part II. Warm weather all the time (well, more or less). That hug of heat whenever you walk outside; not needing to 'get ready' to go out - just walking out of the door in a t-shirt; living space that is partly outside. Bougainvillea. Beautiful magenta flowers on long, lolling arms falling over walls at the side of the road. And, it goes without...
Jenny in Nigeria: A Long Overdue Farewell
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The views expressed in this blog are entirely my own, and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO. Saturday, December 10, 2011. A Long Overdue Farewell. I actually left Nigeria over a month ago now, but in order to surprise a friend at her hen night, I decided not to post anything about it. And then, the hurtling pace of life in the UK just kind of took over and I forgot that I had unfinished business on this blog. So farewell, Nigeria; I can’t thank you enough. January 23, 2012 at 3:00 PM.
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Heather in Nigeria: June 2011
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Monday, 6 June 2011. As most of you know by now, I’m HOME! And thought it was about time to write a bit about Nigeria, the elections and how I feel about being home. See www.monkeyatemyfish.com. With my HVC colleagues on my last day. It feels really good to be home, the reverse culture shock hasn’t been as bad as I’d prepared myself for, supermarkets and crowded bars are still a bit overwhelming, but I’m generally enjoying London living again. My connection with Hope for the Village Child and Kaduna does...
Heather in Nigeria: November 2010
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Tuesday, 23 November 2010. When I arrived in Nigeria, I was told the apocryphal story of a previous volunteer who had agreed to go to church with an acquaintance, and after an exhausting four hour service in a hot church, had said something which indicated she had enjoyed herself. She was then woken at 6am to attend church for the next four successive Sundays until she plucked up the courage to say she didn't want to go. The steeple of the national Christian centre,. Innocent and Dorcas at the alter.
Heather in Nigeria: September 2010
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Saturday, 18 September 2010. One of the younger horse riders. Some only looked around 5! The event ended with horses charging across the parade ground, canon fire and a deafening round of gun shots from the muskets (towards the canon end of the spectrum) fired by the Emir's guards. The aftermath of a musket shot from the guards. Me with my diplomat seat tag. we were sitting behind the Spanish ambassador. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
Heather in Nigeria: A few outfits
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Sunday, 20 February 2011. I was so taken aback by the colours, designs and quantity of fabric available when I first arrived that I found it difficult to choose fabrics that suited me, and would go for the boldest and brightest patterns which caught my eye. More recently I've been trying to get things made which I can wear at home, so I've moved on to more subtle colours and simpler patterns. My tailor,the talented Doris. No your eyes do not deceive. You, that is a singer sewing machine.
Heather in Nigeria: February 2011
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Sunday, 20 February 2011. I was so taken aback by the colours, designs and quantity of fabric available when I first arrived that I found it difficult to choose fabrics that suited me, and would go for the boldest and brightest patterns which caught my eye. More recently I've been trying to get things made which I can wear at home, so I've moved on to more subtle colours and simpler patterns. My tailor,the talented Doris. No your eyes do not deceive. You, that is a singer sewing machine.
Heather in Nigeria: What is a capacity building advisor?
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Wednesday, 8 December 2010. What is a capacity building advisor? I’ve realised that I haven’t really explained my role at Hope for the Village Child since I started this blog, so here goes. Children at Ungwan Asiliko school are without desks. I’m not a specialist in any of the areas listed above, so how do I fit in? The teacher uses the wall as there is no blackboard. Ok, so what does that really mean? An activity from the PM&E workshop. I also attended a training on participatory monitoring and evaluati...
Heather in Nigeria: March 2010
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Monday, 29 March 2010. Beautiful babies and clean villages. This Saturday Hope for the Village Child held their annual clean village and beautiful baby contest. It was an amazing sight, each of the communities HVC works with was represented, with mothers, children and fathers all there to support their entrants. The cleanest village competition is a way to promote the importance of hygiene and sanitation to communities. The judging happens throughout the year, and communities are not informed when th...
Heather in Nigeria: We're all going on a, Christmas holiday
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Monday, 17 January 2011. We're all going on a, Christmas holiday. And happy harmattan, currently in. It's averaging a chilly 21 degrees in the shade, and my colleagues are wearing ski jackets, hats and gloves to fight off the “cold”. Although a hardy Brit, even I can’t cope with the cold and have found myself wishing I had some socks and shoes instead of only one pair of sandals! I arrived back in. Last weekend, after an incredible Christmas and New Year travelling in southern. Abebe's Lodge, for those w...
Heather in Nigeria: Akwei malaria
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Thursday, 3 February 2011. When I arrived in Nigeria, I was told about a volunteer in Lagos who'd had malaria six times. I was astonished, and wondered how on earth someone could be so careless, surely they must not be using a mosquito net and never wearing mosquito repellent, let alone taking anti malarial tablets. 3 February 2011 at 22:05. 18 February 2011 at 20:55. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
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Stories of my two years as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mali, West Africa. Monday, January 10, 2011. The Rulons Take Over Mali! Ha, just kidding, although in my opinion we would make great leaders. ;). A couple weeks ago my dad, mom, and sister Kathryn all came to visit me here in Mali! After a two-day long journey from Chicago to Bamako, they got in at 11pm and we went straight to the hotel. Kathryn's first impression: why all the dust and smoke? Overall, the Mali part of the trip was great! I got back to...
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Jenny in Neverland | "If you don't imagine, nothing ever happens at all".
If you don't imagine, nothing ever happens at all. Ramblings of an Unpublished Writer. Why Online Friends Are Important To Me. Continue reading →. 25 Thoughts I’ve Had As An Aspiring Writer. Posted in Ramblings of an Unpublished Writer. As you know, I’m in the process of writing my own novel. I started a series of posts called ‘Ramblings of and Unpublished Writer’ which you can find here. Continue reading →. Ramblings of an Unpublished Writer. The Broken Hearts Book Club by Lynsey James. I loved “. A whi...
Jenny in New York
Jenny in New York. January 19, 2011 · 10:19 pm. Well after completing my 8th day on the new job, it took some inspiring words from Julie’s post. To motivate me to go to the gym. The one that I told myself was, “I’ve never regretted a workout”. It’s true! Once I make time for exercise and just DO it, I’m so happy with myself after. Today I did 30 minutes of weight training and 45 minutes of the stair-master (while watching. Okay look closer…? I kind of look like I’m levitating here right? I had some vanil...
Jenny in Nigeria
The views expressed in this blog are entirely my own, and do not necessarily reflect those of VSO. Saturday, December 10, 2011. A Long Overdue Farewell. I actually left Nigeria over a month ago now, but in order to surprise a friend at her hen night, I decided not to post anything about it. And then, the hurtling pace of life in the UK just kind of took over and I forgot that I had unfinished business on this blog. So farewell, Nigeria; I can’t thank you enough. Wednesday, November 9, 2011. Joy As far as...
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Igår passade jag på att flexa ut lite tidigare från jobbet för att gå på mellandagsrea. Fast som vanligt är det roligare på tankestadiet än när man väl är där. :-). Bästa fynden gjorde jag dock på PMU och Kupan:. En rejäl lampfot för 35:-, som passar till en lampskärm jag köpt begagnad tidigare i vinter:. En skitläcker tunika för 80:-, rätt storlek och i nyskick:. Och dessutom en hel hoper böcker, både till mig själv och till jobbet. Och ett par äggkoppar. 2017-01-04 @ 22:08:53 Permalink. Jag var in en s...
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Torsdag 9. juni 2011. Dermed er modul 2 av Pedagogikk og veiledning for bibliotekansatte. I boks - og her på bloggen vil det ikke skje så mye mer. Ha en fin sommer! PS Som en siste kommentar til oppgaven. Et bilde som viser bøkenes kraft:. OK, OK, så var det dette med opphavsretten - og jeg inrømmer: jeg vet ikke helt hvor det kommer fra og hvem som står bak - jeg fant det her. Send dette via e-post. Torsdag 26. mai 2011. Aktuell og interessant artikkel om skolebibliotekenes pedagogiske funksjon:. Endeli...
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Jenny in Rome!
Wednesday, May 10, 2006. Life is an adventure- cheers to living it up with Jen Ken in Rome, friends and new friends in Silicy, and with great friends and the great-grandma in Switzerland! To get started, (with what i will try to keep brief and just hit the highlights and let the pics speak for themselves), Jennifer Kennymore is in Dublin for the semester and she and her roommates came to Rome for their break, and I got to see them- lucky me! Isola Bella- translated to. No joke. It was a 3 hour hike, ...
I'm in Russia...
Still around, still in SPB. Still around, still in SPB. Nov 7th, 2010 01:03 pm. For whatever reason I took a long vacation from my blog. I’m back for now, writing an update for. Friends and family who probably think I’ve died, and for the Russian friends and students, who have asked me why I haven’t updated my blog in such a long time. Is such a beautiful country, the people are all so friendly, the food is delicious. I can’t think of one thing I don’t like about. Granted I’ve only been there twice).
