A Day in the Life. Sata Sacko opens her eyes to the first rays of morning light. Her thatched roof is perched upon the circular wall of her hut in such a way as to allow a ring of light to slip through the space between. Every day she wakes up to a halo from the rising sun. Interspersed with the thumping are the calls of various livestock passing through the compound. Goats bleat, donkeys bray, and roosters crow as they mill about scanning the ground for food.

May 17, 2009 in Uncategorized. Instead, I barrel down Keystone Ave at 60mph to retrieve my sister from an early airport arrival.

This blog is for anyone interested in reading about my life as a Peace Corps volunteer teaching English in Guinea, West Africa. Thursday, July 9, 2009. Well, here I am in Conakry, the capital of Guinea! After a looong flight with a few minor delays, we arrived in the Conakry airport. That was my first taste of Africa - the airport w.

Lena and Nate go to Costa Rica. Our attempts to explain life in the Peace Corps. Tuesday, December 7, 2010. Last week, Nate and I were invited to give a series of workshops to elementary school students in Portalón. Graders, do art about themselves and their communities with the 3.

Programming extended for one day only! In at noon for. Two Tickets to Paradise, a discussion between Dana,. And Spencer about selling eggs, motivational speakers, and shoplifting! March 31, 2012. We are currently airing an interview with Steve Elkins.