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February 26th 2006

well, i'm not feeling inspired to write much at the moment, but i want to share some photos with you all so you can see a little bit of my life. alefa. enjoy!


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Jamie Lynn Hatcher
I am a 20-something world-traveler who wants to explore as much as I can. I am living in Madagascar now as a PCV doing Community Health Education. I am a voracious reader, and occasionally dabble in writing poetry. I love being outdoors, especially in Montana. I find the mountains in M'car resemble Montana, so I am very tamana here. I have a passion for spending time with children and I look forward to the adventures life takes me on! Peace Corps Disclaimer: All of the thoughts, opinions, stories and ideas expressed in this blog are solely the content of my mind and experiences, and in no w... full info
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What a view!What a view!
What a view!

This is the view out my kitchen sink/window...every day when I brush my teeth, I look at these mountains and rice fields and feel blessed.
KitchenKitchen
Kitchen

And this is the kitchen sink/window. Looks a bit different now as I have moved some things around. But here is where I store my veg, cook, and brush my teeth.
ParasyParasy
Parasy

This is the damage of my infamous fleas...just wanted you to get an idea how miserable they can be. I even considered wearing a flea collar!
My MpanentanaMy Mpanentana
My Mpanentana

Dalety, the mpanentana fahasalamana in Tsarazaza and I on a hike. She's basically the 'Gasy version of my job. She's amazing and I'd be lost without her.





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Date: 26th February 2006


Thank you. I enjoyed your pictures. Love, Grandma

From Blog: some things to look at
Date: 26th February 2006

Amazing Jamie
Jamie, you are an amazing young woman. don't forget that just because you get to meet other amazing young women like you. Thank you for the work you are doing there. You have been and will continue to be blessed by it. and thanks for sharing it with me. Love, Sheila

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Date: 28th February 2006

rachel berthiaume's mom
I am sorry you are being harassed by the fleas. I have heard they are a plague there. I don't think rachel has been inundated by them yet. Hope that you can overcome all the challenges.

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Date: 10th April 2006

Peace Corps
Do you know Tara Stohler? I think she was in your group......she is a friend of mine from the states. I too was a PCV Niger, Tara came to visit me while I was there. Good luck with everything!!! Darren

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