Working at the District Assembly. 8220;You did not keep long. I put my laptop and a host of other papers into my backp.

In the turmoil of the Arab Spring, Gadaffi brutally put down protests, prompting an intervention by the West, backed by the Arab League, first in the form of a no-fly-zone, then dropping guns and training on-masse into the hands of rebels. Gadaffi was overthrown and we washed our hands of it a successful intervention, one less dictator in the world. We also know how troublesome fail.

Challenges faced, lessons learned, stories shared, feelings experienced and thoughts reflected on during my time in Ghana with Engineers Without Borders. I was listening to a song the other day and a lyric rang true with me. I gave you my best shot, but you never could tell. Gonna pack my suitcase, sing to myself, goodbye. I gave you my best shot,.

Supporting single mothers and young women in the Upper East Region of Ghana. Single Mothers On the Web. We were browsing and came across some references to Single Mothers Association online. On her website, Lauren Dodds. Wrote about her experience meeting SMA in June 2010. Also wrote about a visit to SMA back in 2006.

The winter holidays are coming to a close, and that means rush is quickly approaching! Our first rush event, a meet and greet, will be on Jan. Come out and meet the sisters of TSP and see if we are the right sorority for you. Joining a sorority and becoming a part of the Greek community is a great way to make the most of your years at Carleton, and what better way to do that than rushing Tau Sigma Phi! Having a sister means always having a friend.

May 7, 2013 in Uncategorized. Two weeks ago, I got onto a plane in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, destined for Toronto, Canada. Upon returning to Canada, I found a job in one week. I start my university classes tomorrow. Upon my arrival to Calgary, I had several affordable housing options. Each with my own room.

If somebody ever tells you that there is something better than little feet running after your bicycle so that little hands can pull the hair from your legs, you are talking to a liar my friend.

Along the journey home, from Kampala to Cairo to Accra to Washington and finally to Toronto, there was plenty of time for reflecting on the past 2 years of working in Africa with Engineers Without Borders. Sometimes we need to just stop, and smile at the amazing little simple things that make our lives fantastic! I now.

My posts reverberate from the echoes of strong emotions. They are layers of dampened anger, frustration, curiosity, discovery and maybe even some joy, if you look deep enough. Life is wonderful and interesting and painful and harsh all over the world. Back to the mutant produce.