Name: Greg Haman. Peace Corps Assignment: Secondary Education (Science) in Tanzania. Departure: Sept, 18, 2006. The contents of this website are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the US government or the Peace Corps.
Thursday, November 09, 2006
My students from Form 1 and myself. This was our second picture, and I instructed them to "make a funny face or be crazy."
Wow Greg, this is really amazing... I just remembered your blog and logged on and read the whole thing! What an experience - I'm sure it will truly change you, but I do hope you decide to come back to America one day :)
I just wanted to also say thank you for the wedding gift you sent us - it was soo nice of you! We have already used the glasses so much and love them. I wasn't sure how exactly to send you a thank you note, so I hope this will suffice.
My recent life adventures pale in comparison to those you've written here, but I'll fill you in anyway - the wedding was a dream come true. I felt like I was in my very own fairytale. There are some pictures on our website if you want to look (www.jennyandjared.com), and there are more to come when the professional ones come in. We did miss you at the reception - at one point I turned to Jared, while we and our friends were all dancing and having so much fun, and said, "Don't you wish Greg were here?" I hope that bout of dysentery you had wasn't on our behalf too! The honeymoon was amazing - it was exactly what a honeymoon should be ;) Enough said about that...
I hope all is well with you - keep writing and posting beautiful pictures! Your students look like so much fun - they are really lucky to get to know you. Talk to you soon!
Good to hear you're in Dar Es Salaam. What made you want to join the Peace Corps? I've been in Mbale, Uganda since early September. I, however, am only staying till March. I was working in microfinance, but recently started moonlighting in coffee marketing with a local farmers' cooperative. Anyway, I dont know if you PC types get any time out, but I am planning on going to the Sesse Islands in the middle of Lake Victoria for Christmas and New Years. U R more than welcome.
My students from Form 1 and myself. This was our second picture, and I instructed them to "make a funny face or be crazy."
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Wow Greg, this is really amazing... I just remembered your blog and logged on and read the whole thing! What an experience - I'm sure it will truly change you, but I do hope you decide to come back to America one day :)
I just wanted to also say thank you for the wedding gift you sent us - it was soo nice of you! We have already used the glasses so much and love them. I wasn't sure how exactly to send you a thank you note, so I hope this will suffice.
My recent life adventures pale in comparison to those you've written here, but I'll fill you in anyway - the wedding was a dream come true. I felt like I was in my very own fairytale. There are some pictures on our website if you want to look (www.jennyandjared.com), and there are more to come when the professional ones come in. We did miss you at the reception - at one point I turned to Jared, while we and our friends were all dancing and having so much fun, and said, "Don't you wish Greg were here?" I hope that bout of dysentery you had wasn't on our behalf too! The honeymoon was amazing - it was exactly what a honeymoon should be ;) Enough said about that...
I hope all is well with you - keep writing and posting beautiful pictures! Your students look like so much fun - they are really lucky to get to know you. Talk to you soon!
Hey Greg
Good to hear you're in Dar Es Salaam. What made you want to join the Peace Corps? I've been in Mbale, Uganda since early September. I, however, am only staying till March. I was working in microfinance, but recently started moonlighting in coffee marketing with a local farmers' cooperative. Anyway, I dont know if you PC types get any time out, but I am planning on going to the Sesse Islands in the middle of Lake Victoria for Christmas and New Years. U R more than welcome.
Will Baker
http://internuganda.blogspot.com
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