I hope you will follow my journey through Shanghai with twocities art gallery to plan a community art event. Thursday, August 5, 2010. My last two weeks in China were an absolute blur. From rafting in Hangzhou where Trenia, 3 Latvians, a Kenyan and myself won the competition. A Who even knew it was a competition? B Who even knows anything about Latvia? Trenia and I do now! C I wish that we had gotten clips of the news in Hangzhou that night; we were all interviewed! Blogging has .

Tale of a Clinton School of Public Service student working with African prisons. It was so surreal to be driving away from Kampala towards the airport. I hope I appreciated it enough. I was scared, so I left. In the name of positiveness, I have decided to write about a few non-bomb related things that have happened recently. That is all you need.

With Clinton School Students Around the World! Posted by Clinton School Students in Uncategorized. David Watterson and Flat Stanley toured the Great Pyramids yesterday in Giza, Egypt! They leave for Kenya tonight! Flat Stanley takes P. Banks to Giza, Egypt. Posted by Clinton School Students in Uncategorized. Banks to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Flat Stanley Makes it to Cairo, Egypt.

No Woman is an Island - Public Service from St. A blog written by Clinton School student Judy Watts on life in St. Lucia along with the trials and tribulations of a project focused on climate change. Thursday, July 22, 2010. I might even have to put all my old papers on ebay and sell them to the highest bidder because his red pen marked it.

Saturday, January 15, 2011. This captures what I hope to be as a teacher. Some say that my teaching is nonsense. Others call it lofty but impractical. But to those who have looked inside themselves,. This nonsense makes perfect sense. And to those who put it into practice,. This loftiness has roots that go deep. Simplicity, patience, compassion. Thursday, January 6, 2011.

We spent most of our time in Alexandria relaxing. We walked around a bit. Dear readers, trust me when I say you have to sea Alexandria for yourselves. Dude, the place was creepy! Two trainwrecks and a library.

Posted by Kimberly Caldwell in Uncategorized. After the meeting at dinner, I slowly began to relax from all the tension of putting on a final meeting and smile. Then I giggled some more. And then I giggled in the car. And then I struggled to stay awake, I was so exhausted. After the Wimpy stop, we went to the guesthouse where we were staying. The next day we walked around the farm, amongst other fun activities. Us on top of a bus.

Friday, September 28, 2012. One of the sad realities of our time and our nation is that everything gets politicized here. From personal to social to religious, everything evokes a political reaction leading to the development of a society where friends cannot share their feelings and thoughts, where we are scared to ask friends how they are feeling because of the fear of labels assigned to us. After all religion is not politics! I do no kn.