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| 1st September 2009 anonymous | - From: Peering through Canada's Looking Glass Hi Courtney, I read ur article and it is very interesting. I would be grateful if u could give me some more information about life and safety at Ebametoong because I plan to work there as an elementary teacher this fall. |
| 10th August 2009 Angie | Hanging with the 'kids'... - From: Stolen Heart. Culprit? 10 year olds! Hey...I know some pretty cool people that are 10-12 years MY junior, too!!! lol Only, now their in their 20s and off exploring the world....makin' me feel old!! Big hugs!! |
| 21st July 2009 Lynn Sunderland | Awesome! - From: Politics Week and the Nishnawbe Aski Nation Hi Courtney, Thanks so much for sharing your experiences with the rest of us. I truly enjoy reading about your experiences and it makes it so much more enjoyable because you are a great writer! I look forward to your next contribution. Lynn & Stu |
| 7th July 2009 Lori Dorzinsky | Proud to know you - From: Peering through Canada's Looking Glass Hi Courtney You continue to amaze me with all you do with your life. You are an inspiritation to me to get more real. I am also very uneasy with how we (Canada) have treated our brothers and sisters. Take care Lori |
| 6th July 2009 Shirley | hmm? what to title this? how bout untitled - From: Peering through Canada's Looking Glass Courtney, That was beautiful to read. Thanks so much. You write beautifully about how little you know. I felt like that sometimes when our teacher would talk to us about seperate issues and the feelings in quebec, how little i know. And as an urban fair skinned Métis and Ojibway girl, i know just how little i know about reserves and communities up north. You started with a beautiful explanation of why some things are the way they are, and what we should know. And it is true, we are Canadians, but because Canada is so huge geographically, it is very easy in our lives not to know what life is like for northerners, southerners, easterners, westerners, or wherever we call home compared to someone else. thanks for taking that step and thanks for sharing with us. " isnt it great to be in fort hope on canada day?" what a lovely sentiment and i am sure it will only get better. thanks courtney:) |
| 6th July 2009 Angie | Digging Deeper - From: Peering through Canada's Looking Glass Hey there, chica! I was so happy to hear of this new chapter in your adventures. It is something I have often thought about doing myself but wonder how to fit in the Mateo factor. It is interesting, and always sobering, to see that no matter the country in this world, Aboriginal peoples have been relegated to the margins and are plunged into deplorable conditions. I look forward to reading your updates and promise to 'develop my understanding' along side you!! |
| 1st June 2009 bob emerson | Life's experiences while traveling - From: Ghana Girls Hello Courtney, i came upon your blog and found you had a very interesting story to tell regarding your personal experiences in Ghana. Traveling abroad most always brings positives experiences especially with local groups and individuals. I enjoyed your story as it made me feel as if i was there with you. I think no travel experience is complete without sharing with local children not to mention all the friends one may meet along the way. Thank you for sharing your travel experiences with me this day. bob |
| 13th May 2008 Kaela Newman | - From: Ghana Girls That sounds so amazing courtney! I wish i could goo to africa and visit you! I'm glad your mom got to, that would have been fun! I can't wait til you get home though so we can play some boggle and monopoly and some outdoors gamesss :) BOOOYAA. I got your letter today and that was very exiting. Talk to you soon! xo, Kaela |
| 11th April 2008 Angie | Perspective... - From: I can't get enough of the STC. Though I know that you feel at the midway point of your adventure, years from now you will look back and think, "Wow, that was the beginning of it all!" Once you get it in your blood, it DOESN'T go away, even if your feet aren't moving, it is still in there.... I'm proud of you, girl. |
| 24th March 2008 shauna | What a big girl! - From: I can't get enough of the STC. I can't believe the little girl I used to babysit is out doing such amazing things! How time flies. Hope you and Mum have a ton of fun. Keep with the updates my dear, you are an inspiration! ps love the hair, braided or medusa style! love Shauna |
| 17th March 2008 Angela Cruz | - From: I can't get enough of the STC. I love your pictures! Glad to hear you're loving it. |
| 3rd March 2008 uncle leo | monster! - From: VIVE L'AFRIQUE! Sure are a long ways from the old green couch at Stradwick! |
| 15th February 2008 Ange | - From: A Nation of Pride sounds like a blast! Stanley Cup fever-like 'eh :) The kids are too cute. Wanna bring a few back with you? |
| 24th January 2008 betty stewart | How Exciting - From: VIVE L'AFRIQUE! Courtney, I'm really enjoying your blog. Is this the same agenda your sticking to when Mom visits!!!!!!!! You must be your father's daughter. Nothing in your travels reminds me of your Mom at all. Have a great time and stay safe. |
| 6th December 2007 Ange | it looks so nice and warm! - From: Peppe, Sermons, and Lessons Learned Toronto and Ottawa are currently ice rinks. You're lucky -you're missing the ridicule from a Sens 7-game losing streak (which finally ended last night). I love the dress. Have fun with Nathalie 'eh! |
| 26th October 2007 jenika | sweeeet - From: The Much Anticipated Photo Entry! awesome pictures! the one from the plane is especially cool. love the commentary (slightly dilapidated net...) and what! renee's fiancee? wasn't she saying it was just a "someone" back in montreal?! nuts. anyhow, it sounds like you're having a grand time and (not) working hard at work...! |
| 13th October 2007 Heidi | Wow! - From: Off to a running start.... Hey Courtney-- I had no idea you were in a co-op program... this is SO cool! I can't believe you're on the other side of the world! I know it's been a while since we've chatted, but I'll make sure to keep checking your blog so that I can stay updated with where you are. Take care of yourself down there!! :) xo Heidi |
| 9th October 2007 Arie | - From: Off to a running start.... Hey Court! Too bad I got disconnected on MSN, gotta catch up soon! Sounds like you're doing an awesome job settling in, the Ghanaians will love you cause they are all over friendly people. I remember the shock coming into Accra from quiet little Burkina, the traffic is beastly! You should check in with Robbie, he did an internship in Wa. Sounds like you learned your taxi lesson fast. Big hugs from Bolivia Arie P.S. I'm going home for Xmas! Booya! |
| 7th October 2007 Ange | Great to hear you're liking it so far! - From: Off to a running start.... Ottawa's cold and rainy. But the Sens haven't lost yet :D Happy Thanksgiving Courtney! |
| 7th October 2007 Corinne | bargaining - From: Off to a running start.... hey glad all is going well so far. its excellant that you will get to go to the other extreme of the country so soon. reading about your bargaining i remembered, and oh i hate bargaining, cabs in accra, since youll spend so much time bargaining cabs in accra, i figured out after a few months and wish i knew this earllier to just get in and when you get where youre going hand them the amount. of course this is after a few months when you KNOW the prices. they are actually almost completely standard. oh lord, the time that saved me! also a good Twi book at Legon Uni, its red and something like- twi for the non twi speaker. so good. also that goes hand in hand with getting good prices! |
| 2nd October 2007 jenika | - From: On my way... UGHHHHHHHHHHH so excitiiiiing! the nerves are tingling, good luck my dear! can't wait to hear about it :) |
| 2nd October 2007 Veronica | AAHHHH - From: On my way... Hey girly, I hope you make it there safely..... t minus 10 months has begun! I miss u already, Lots of love, XOXOXOXO, Veronica |
| 20th July 2007 Sonya | - From: Beaches, Beer, and Beautiful Skies Awesome blog Courtney! I'm jealous of your summer adventures. Keep up the blogging, so I can leave vicariously through you and other travelling IDSers. I would jump on the blogging bandwagon too but I think it will have to wait until Tanzania. |
| 19th July 2007 Angie | Green with Envy - From: Beaches, Beer, and Beautiful Skies You adventures sure beat the hell out of summer school! I'm totally envious, you know that...especially about the Ghana part!! Good to hear all is well with your summer in the land of my birth.. Happy strutting! Angie |
| 19th July 2007 Nathalie | No Way! - From: Beaches, Beer, and Beautiful Skies Hey! Apparently we both ended up finding the coolest blog! I'm also on this site! I just dont have much on it yet.. But West Coast is coming.. so check it out too! Did I sent you the link? Maybe I did.. i don't even remember~ See ya! Miss East Coast! Nath |
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