Peace Corps Uzbekistan
Movements
Time flows differently here in Uzbekistan. The day started with language then K and I went to eat at our café – the older woman came out with a list of food and prices. I am pretty sure I ordered an apple pie for $3.00. Flowed to P’s where she wasn’t and picked up K’s [...]
A Bland Update
Yesterday I agreed to attend an English Club run by my resource teacher (the guy whose class I’m teaching in for these first 3 months.) I went with two other volunteers and we sat in the front of the classroom fielding questions. They ranged from the basic, “Where are you from?” to the more elaborate, [...]
Rollercoaster Days
Yesterday was one of those days that you don’t experience at home. Things were going normally in the morning. I came to class and taught a few classes – aside from one chaotic group activity, not terribly exceptional. Then after lunch we were dropped off in the usual spot in my town. As we got [...]
Trip!
** Impt Note – Here in Uz, they do not enjoy the freedoms we have grown accustomed to as Americans. Therefore, I must warn you that it is possible that any communications you have with me will be read by government officials here. Please don’t stop writing (both here and reg mail) but just be [...]
A New Home
First off, thanks soooo much for the comments – it really warms my heart over here! I am writing from an internet cafe in which I waited an hour to get onto this machine. Luckily the connection is much better than in Tashkent. I’m writing from the city where all the TEFL vols gather, and [...]
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