Final blog posting about my time in Malawi. Hope you enjoy it! Ah, Malawi. How to summarize this country into one blog? Otter Point at Cape Maclear. But why is it a poor country? Is that really a good use of scarce resources? Lineup for the g.

Stories and experiences from my life in Malawi. On January 27, 2012. A two hour drive into Mulanje last week, my team and I reached Kamwendo village to witness our first ever ODF ceremony.

Get Your Focus Straight and Orchestrate Fate. February 14, 2012 by jdaniow. Times of transition and uncertainty are inevitable. The ideal way of getting through these times is through a balance between acceptance of this inevitability, and taking responsibility and action for getting past it- based on strong vision for the future. The government is already an expert at generating excuses and temporary fixes, but leadership needs to take responsib.

First, I listed stuff in broad categories and wrote a general overview of how I really wanted all these parts of my life to look.

I never said you had too little,. Nor that you were poor. We are what we think,. A buddhist saying would say,. And we think what we are told. Be gentle with your thoughts,. And wary of what you say. For it may alter the self of another,. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

A mash of WatSan, Malawi, EWB, and a little bit of travel. I drew a picture instead. Back in December, a.

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Over the course of my one hundred and twelve days in Malawi, I have gained enough new names and nationalities to make any intelligence agent proud. I have been called Kristina, Alyssa, and Sydney by people in my area mistaking me for my roommates and people in districts mistaking me for previous EWB staff.

A collection of thoughts and experiences working in development across Africa. How to Plan 1 Week in Namibia. Top 9 Reasons to Visit Rwanda.

The news, highlights, stories and perspectives of an EWB professional fellow. Put me to work for a day. To say that greetings in Malawi are very important would be an understatement. They are foundation of every interaction. As you may remember from a previous post, th.