The end is coming. I can see it. This is kind if heavy thought on so many levels. Lots of things have been happening lately, but nothing has had me quite as shook up as the earth quake we had this past weekend.
I know some of you heard of it from the emails and messages that were waiting for me Monday morning. Oh the love.
This one was a big deal and we're pretty lucky.
It was off the coast of the other island in my region, Samar. It was pretty strong and lasted quite some time, even here quite a ways away. Things were falling over and my little room was swaying. Not to get my natural disasters confused but my thoughts were slightly Wizard of Ozish as I sat on my moving bed. I thought of getting in door way, but figured who has the time. I didn't know the earthquake would last forever.
Luckily it was based almost in the Philippine trench, and luckily it was more horizontal than vertical. We were out under tsunami alert (which me being in land doesn't affect) but nothing happened.
Quite and adventure.
i'm setting off on an adventure in the philippines. these are just some of the pieces of my mind as I try to make a difference and try to find some peace of mind as a peace corps volunteer. i'll be learning waray waray and teaching english and trying my best to just fit in and at the same time make an impact.
Tuesday, September 04, 2012
extra behaved
Fact: third graders are wild and crazy, unless they aren't actually in your class.
The other day these boys came and joined my remedial reading class because there class was canceled. Best behaved pupils I've had.
The other day these boys came and joined my remedial reading class because there class was canceled. Best behaved pupils I've had.
table, schmable....
I never know what I'm going to get with this remedial reading program. Somedays we don't even have a table, so the kids make do.
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