the Caspian Sea
our training group (AZ6) 
traditional Azerbaijani dancing
the view from my host family's kitchen
the sheep herded across my road yesterday
language lessons
Friday, October 10, 2008
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A blog dedicated to living life to the fullest and having no regrets.
And That Means...
That on December 10, 2008 I became an official Peace Corps Volunteer after 11 weeks of training in the Community Economic Development program in Azerbaijan.
I served in the community of Ujar, located in the center of the country, at an agricultural service center until December 7, 2010.
I served in the community of Ujar, located in the center of the country, at an agricultural service center until December 7, 2010.
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Helpful Peace Corps Acronyms...
PC – Peace Corps
PCT – Peace Corps Trainee
PCV – Peace Corps Volunteer
CED – Community Economic Development
TEFL – Teaching English as a Foreign Language
YD – Youth Development
AZ6 – the 6th group of volunteers in Azerbaijan (my group), AZ5s arrived in 2007 and AZ7s arrived in October 2009
LCF – Language & Culture Facilitator
PM - Program Manager
CD – Country Director
PST – Pre-Service Training
COS – Close of Service
DOS – Description of Service
PCT – Peace Corps Trainee
PCV – Peace Corps Volunteer
CED – Community Economic Development
TEFL – Teaching English as a Foreign Language
YD – Youth Development
AZ6 – the 6th group of volunteers in Azerbaijan (my group), AZ5s arrived in 2007 and AZ7s arrived in October 2009
LCF – Language & Culture Facilitator
PM - Program Manager
CD – Country Director
PST – Pre-Service Training
COS – Close of Service
DOS – Description of Service
Disclaimer
The contents of this website are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. Government or the Peace Corps.
1 comment:
Awe, Wendy... I Miss You! These Are Some Absolutely Amazing Pictures! I Hope Europe's Been Treating You Well... Only Two More Years Until You're Back Here! Haha. Love You!
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