Back in Thiès for more training - will visit Kolda for the first time on Saturday.
Loving life and feeling excellent!
Received 3 letters - merci!!
-David
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ReplyDeleteRight now I am reading through seemingly ceaseless pages on isoquants and z-scores, blah. So I live vicariously through you, and your nonconformist life choices. I literally checked this thing 3 times in a night while putting off studying. If you're still training you should be around enough technology to update, right?
-Paul
PS Redskins still suck. They just gave the Lions their first win in 20 games!
Hey Man,
ReplyDeleteI know I haven't got that letter out to you yet, but don't worry its coming. Keep up the good work and know that my thoughts are with you.
Will
Hi, David. I hope you remember me--in a good way. Paul's mom let me know you were in Africa keeping very busy! I have a World History class with which I'd love to share some of your experiences, and I would, of course, be interested as well. I'm really impressed that you are in Africa working with the Peace Corps. That is quite an achievement. I have only heard great comments from people who have experienced working with the Peace Corps.
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you can stay in touch--especially if you can share some news for my 9th grade class back here in Williamsburg.
Regardless, congratulations on your efforts.
Jodi Consoli (AP Economics teacher)