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My Final Post: Reflections on my Peace Corps Service

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It has been six months since I have completed my service in the Peace Corps and returned to America, and in full disclosure this is the fourth attempt I have made at writing a final blog post to sum up my experiences, convey what I have learned, and generally distill 26 months of service into one final post.

I will tell you right now that it is impossible. There is no way for me to accurately convey all of the life changing experiences, from the mundane to the earth-shifting, that I have experienced. Nor will there ever be a way to tell how much of an impact I have might have had on the people of my communities in Namibia.

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A video of my last morning assembly in Tsintsabis, Namibia

Our staff photos were taken today because we are all wearing our new staff polo shirts, complete with the new crest designed by yours truly!

An Introduction to Tsintsabis

It has been about 6 weeks since I have arrived at my new site, and since I have arrived I have hit the ground running, or just hitting the ground in general. Either way, I have been busy going to funerals, getting the library in order, helping set up the school computer lab, going to funerals, teaching, settling in, going to the hospital, getting aquatinted with the ambulance network, getting to know the nurses at the local clinic, and of course, going to more funerals.

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A few photos from band practice on Saturday. More photos coming soon.

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.

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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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