Boiled, dried and spiced Mopane worms are a nam treat that I do not eat, but my colleagues love! They bought an entire bag from a lady today.
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I will be serving with the Peace Corps as an English teacher in Namibia from November 2007-December 2009. Check in to read about my adventures!
I will be serving with the Peace Corps as an English teacher in Namibia from November 2007-December 2009. Check in to read about my adventures!
About Me
- Name: Aly Martin Sampson
- I am a Peace Corps Volunteer living and teaching in a secondary school in a Namibian village...and I will be heading home December of this year!
New Address!! Write me a letter!
"Sister" Aly Martin
PO Box 261
Khorixas
Namibia
*PC recommends writing in red ink, putting the relgious title "Sister" before my name, and writing relgious sayings all over the letter/package to deter people from stealing!
PO Box 261
Khorixas
Namibia
*PC recommends writing in red ink, putting the relgious title "Sister" before my name, and writing relgious sayings all over the letter/package to deter people from stealing!
Blog Archive
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April
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- Khorixas GLOW kids!
- Da palm GLOW kids!
- After a fun game of beanbag throwing
- More kiddos
- Hello Miss Jill!
- Oscar with a mouth full of worms!
- Mopane worms!
- Big Momma!
- Mad's future hubby
- My little friends
- Sign going home...thought it was funny
- Beautiful view
- PCVLs at dead vlei
- Sorry the pictures are a bit blurry...I'm just tak...
- Climbing the dune with Katie
- Sossusvlei
- Beautiful!
- Our ride
- Katie and me!
- Pcvls
- Bri and me!
- On our way south
- Road trip to Sossusvlei!
- A new friend!
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Disclaimer
The contents of this website are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. government or the Peace Corps.
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