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| 23rd November 2006 Juliette | - From: IST Rich- it sounds like a truly life changing experience and I'm so impressed! I have some friends who have been in the Peace corps and completely agree with the ideas you just stated... you all do have a connection, something that the rest of us may not experience. Remember we're proud of you and can't wait to have you back in the US! |
| 15th November 2006 tim aanensen | wow, - From: IST nice, nay, amazing & beautiful travel log! keep on onnig what to keep; tim :^) |
| 27th March 2006 Marilyn Goodrich | - From: The Longest Picnic EVER Dear Rich, I really enjoyed reading about your lovely picinc! And it is so good to know that you are well and flourishing! All the best, Marilyn |
| 27th March 2006 Ezeur | A veteran already? - From: 6 MONTHS! As much as we're learned I don't think we can really talk about knowing Morocco until we're lived a full summer here. Do we get "I survived summer in Morocco" Tshirts for the end of Ramadan this year? Can you take this up with VAC? |
| 15th March 2006 Lindsay | You're growing up! - From: 6 MONTHS! Hey Rich - having known you as a freshman in college, it's pretty great to see how much you've grown up, and how self-aware you are, even at 24! I love reading your blog and seeing your experiences through your eyes, and I think it's fantastic that the blog really allows you to explore the ways in which you are growing because of your experiences. It shows that you're not taking anything for granted. Keep learning and absorbing - and definitely keep writing!!! |
| 19th February 2006 simo el amrani | moi - From: Third big group e-mail oui hadi hiya bladi skhinat |
| 18th January 2006 Juliette | Greetings - From: Mbruk l3id! Wow Rich, it sounds like you are having a crazy amazing experience. And the places you're seeing!-WOW. It sounds like quite a journey. I hope you had a great Christmas and New Years. Keep up the great updates on your travelblog! ~Furbs (only you!) |
| 9th January 2006 Nurse Susan | Happy New Year - From: Getting Better All the Ti-i-ime! You sound good. Thanks for hte NEws. Stay WELL! |
| 9th January 2006 Clare and Ryan | - From: Getting Better All the Ti-i-ime! Happy New Year. We have been reading all of your entries. We miss you, but are glad to hear you are adapting. Enjoy - it is something you will most likely never do again. Ryan says, "Damon went to the Yankees. I think Jeter is going to come to the Red Sox. I miss you." Take Care. |
| 7th January 2006 Elena | - From: Getting Better All the Ti-i-ime! Happy New Year, Dickie! It sounds like you're having an amazing time. Maybe I should come visit you before I find myself gainfully employed again. Your pictures are wonderful. Here's to an amazing year ahead of you filled with fantastic adventures. |
| 5th January 2006 Dave Steadman | Happy New Year! - From: Getting Better All the Ti-i-ime! Happy New Year Rich! Sounds like 2006 is going to be good to you. Keep it up! |
| 28th December 2005 Heather | right on target - From: 100 Days in Morocco! You have nothing to worry about Rich, as long as you are happy and making other people happy you are doing good work! I'm glad to see you are adapting to the Moroccan sense of time, I am having a lot of fun in Kelaa just taking things slow and drinking lots of tea. |
| 21st November 2005 Dave Steadman | WOW! - From: I can speak Darija! Rich - Awesome! Congratulations on coming to the end of your training and best of luck as you head into the real deal. Cottilion wasn't the same without you (tho still a good time)! Dave |
| 19th October 2005 Lord Raybeck | Nothing to Lose ... - From: Immouzzer Kandar Rich - Do give the fasting expereience a try. It is easier than you might think (unless you've foolishly taken up smoking), and it is something that those about you will deeply appreciate and respect. All Moslem countries undergo perturbations during Ramadan, but the schedule operating in Morocco differs markedly from that in Malaysia and other places. if nothing else, the food for the evening meal is better than usual. Glkad things are going so well for you. That deep and abiding love for anthropology becomes ever more manifest. Be well, Doug |
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