Maia's Response to Bill's Questions
Hello there everyone-
Cool! I am now on the blog (or wiki)! So everyone can know what I am up to. Today I woke up around 6:00am to shower and have a little breakfast before I had to open the office at 7:00. I have officially really fucked up the telephones, but I´m trying to put that behind me. The director of the orphanage is here today. She frequents the orphanage on the weekends and stresses me out. Only two more days of this job! Whoo hoo!!! Tonight I am going to the bar (a 20 minute boat ride) to have a groovey time with my fellow volunteers. And no, there are only two volunteers from the U.S. including me. The rest are from Sweden, Denmark, Spain, and Canada. There are about 12 of us, but more will be arriving on Monday from their vacations. There are about 150 kids at the moment. Some of them have homes, others are pure orphans. Dad! way to go walking! Too bad about the old blisters. I haven´t worn any shoes but my flip flops. I brought too many clothes, and I haven´t washed any of them. Having enthusiasm to wash your clothes by hand is difficult to come by. There are a couple women who would wash my clothes for me, but I don´t want people touching my underwear. Oh, guess what? They have geckos everywhere here. And they make this cute little barking noise. Plus there is a horse named Pancho who always eats grass by my window in the morning. Okay, more later. Love you all. A shout out to my brother, buddy boy, and Sara. I miss you. Love Maia
Cool! I am now on the blog (or wiki)! So everyone can know what I am up to. Today I woke up around 6:00am to shower and have a little breakfast before I had to open the office at 7:00. I have officially really fucked up the telephones, but I´m trying to put that behind me. The director of the orphanage is here today. She frequents the orphanage on the weekends and stresses me out. Only two more days of this job! Whoo hoo!!! Tonight I am going to the bar (a 20 minute boat ride) to have a groovey time with my fellow volunteers. And no, there are only two volunteers from the U.S. including me. The rest are from Sweden, Denmark, Spain, and Canada. There are about 12 of us, but more will be arriving on Monday from their vacations. There are about 150 kids at the moment. Some of them have homes, others are pure orphans. Dad! way to go walking! Too bad about the old blisters. I haven´t worn any shoes but my flip flops. I brought too many clothes, and I haven´t washed any of them. Having enthusiasm to wash your clothes by hand is difficult to come by. There are a couple women who would wash my clothes for me, but I don´t want people touching my underwear. Oh, guess what? They have geckos everywhere here. And they make this cute little barking noise. Plus there is a horse named Pancho who always eats grass by my window in the morning. Okay, more later. Love you all. A shout out to my brother, buddy boy, and Sara. I miss you. Love Maia
posted by chuck at 10/29/2005 01:31:00 PM
1 Comments:
thanks, missy. keep the posts coming. i enjoy the way you write.
as for us here in gladstone, nj: we're all sick with strep so we're trying not to go out & infect anyone else. it's a little something we're doing for the human race.
Fois Scots: Gaelic not for fuck the scots but gaelic for spread the peace
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