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Published: December 10th 2008
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Ok, well there is a lot to talk about. First off, bowel movements, they are definitely firming up. I couldn't be more excited about that. Right now, I am in a town called Ambo, which is about 100km southwest of Addis Ababa. This is where our very intensive training is. Everyday I walk 45 minutes to the Technical College. There we have 4 1.5 hour blocks a day ranging in subject matter from technical skills we will need, cross cultural stuff, language, and health class. I am getting a lot of encouragement from the people who have been in Ethiopia for a year knowing that they just got their projects going. The lifespan for a Peace Corps volunteer has about 6 months to a year of just meeting people and finding out where you fit in and how you can be of most help. EVeryone will be partnered with an NGO and they will help with the assimilation and introductions. I have to run because I could possibly get mugged on my way home. Its getting dark...
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JKSchell
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Keep running. As a SIFE president you can get your projects up in half the time. Do you have GPS coordinates? Do you have a GPS unit, actually?