The beach bungalows that I stayed at for the Lucky Star Marathon in Swakopmund

The beach bungalows that I stayed at for the Lucky Star Marathon in Swakopmund

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The most difficult challenge is leaving - Peace Corps Print Public Service Announcement 

peacecorps:

The most difficult challenge is leaving - Peace Corps Print Public Service Announcement 

My future God-Child is coming along quite nicely.

My future God-Child is coming along quite nicely.

In Memoriam

The world lost an amazing person yesterday. Vicky, or Meme Vicky as we know her, was one of our trainers during PST. She was always smiling and full of positivity, but what I will always remember her for is her voice.

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The Real Peace Corps

This posting is from another PCV’s blog who is currently serving in Ethiopia. His name is Michael, and though I have never met him, he has perfectly captured what being a volunteer in Africa is like. I feel like he was written the exact words I have thought. Please go and check out the blog Waid’s World, not to mention the original post so you can share some love with him!

The Real Peace Corps
By Michael, PCV Ethiopia

I feel as though I’ve done somewhat of a disservice throughout this blog. I’ve painted a picture of my time here that isn’t precisely accurate. I’m an emotional person, a romantic.  Optimistic to a fault. I like extremes and superlatives. I exaggerate in an attempt to draw the reader in, and to make sense of things I can’t make sense of.

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Beautiful Namibia. (via Goudkoppie sunset 2 by ~Zefisheye on deviantART)

Ted Talks: John Hunter and the World Peace Game; 4th graders saving the world

Hello There. Whether you meant to get here or not you have somehow managed to find my blog. This isn’t any old blog, you know. This is my attempt to document my time spent serving with the Peace Corps as an education volunteer in Namibia. There will be good stories, photos, and perhaps a short movie or two. So get ready for a great Armchair Adventure!

Matt Flick
Peace Corps Volunteer
PO Box 114
Rundu, Namibia

matt.flick@me.com

Disclaimer
The contents of this Web site express my own views and do not reflect the position of the U.S. government or the U.S. Peace Corps.

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