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As the title suggests, this is a chronicle of my changing times. I currently live Arlington, Virginia and I go to graduate school at ESIA at GWU. I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Haskovo, Bulgaria. Now I'm what's called a RPCV. I see this as an open diary of where I was, where I am and of course where I hope to go. It's a record of the daily trials, tribulations, successes and distractions of my journey. I hope you enjoy it. Welcome to a slice of my world. I'm also obliged to say that this is not an official Peace Corps website and the views and information presented here are my own and do not represent official Peace Corps views.
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Sunday Family Dinner
This week has been crazy hectic with pre-PC things and I'm not even close to being ready, (of course). But I did want to mention the wonderful time I had this past Sunday with my family at my going away dinner. Good times were had by all. I had my favorites inculding Turkey, stuffing, mashedpotatos, carrots, homemade bread and homemade applesause - just to name a few things. 
Of course this was followed up with a game of Risk with my dad, Dan, and my cousin Matt. All I have to say is that blood was drawn (yes, it was my own). I still have a bandaid and am putting Neosporin on my hand daily. And of course my Goddaughter Jenna was cute as a button - and can be seen here with my brother in law, Dan.
I also managed to get my family together for a photo of everyone together which I'm sure I'll treasure later on in life. Let me tell you, that took some work - but I think the end result turned out nicely. It really was a beautiful warm spring day. What you can't see from the pictures is my all my mother's azalia's just to the right of the picture.
Finally, I managed to snag a picture of my Grandma, Great Aunt Dorothy with my Uncle Jack. I lied - you can see the Azalia's in the background (kinda). It's days like this I'll miss the most in the next two years.
Posted by: mjmarble at April 20, 2005 21:40 |
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