Hi hiiiii! I’m so excited to share that I’ll be shipping out to the Peace Corps in Zambia as a Secondary Education English Teacher in only 2 months! Wahoo!
I’ve started the process of gathering my luggage, materials I’ll bring, thinking about all of that stuff! I will update this blog with photos, reflections, etc. as I continue my travels across the world!
(also this is a picture I’ve photoshopped of myself “in Zambia” haha!)
Stay tuned! :D
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Wahooo! It’s been a long but fun semester full of learning! I finished my ISP and I am so pleased with how it turned out. I ended up studying Islamophobia, I learned so much. I also learned that I have SO much more to learn about this. At first I was a little disappointed that I didn’t “gain more ground” on this topic, but I didn’t narrow down my topic at all- so it was a big thing for me to tackle! I am so grateful for the opportunity to have studied this! My classmates seemed very engaged in my presentation and they asked lots of questions!
Right now, I’m in the Kuala Lumpur Airport in Malaysia- on a longg (12 hours or so) layover on my way to Jeju, South Korea. I will be staying with a former professor from Saint Michael’s College for a bit! Then I will return to the states before the next semester starts! I will upload photos when I have access to longer amounts of wifi and when my laptop battery isn’t dying haha! (I left the correct adaptor for Malay outlets in my checked bag! Whoops!)
I plan to take lots of pictures during my adventures in South Korea! I will keep you all updated! :) Thanks for following along, if anyone actually reads this!
This is a picture of me from my last night in Indonesia!! I went out with some friends to get boba bubble tea- yum! A nice way to be sent off. :) Thank you to everyone who has helped me to get here, and to get through this semester! <3 big love!
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Mt Agung hassss erupted! Don’t fret! I am okay! I am still in Yogyakarta, Java- a totally different island than Bali! I will stay here until my program finishes! So I am same and far from volcanic ash and lava. :)
(Not my photo by the way!)
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-42133502
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We explored a few temples in Java. They were so beautiful.
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We visited a pesantren in Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia! This Islamic boarding school is named Ali Maksum. It was small and there were lots of young girls! We visited for an afternoon.
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We visited a Hindu temple in Java. It was so cool to see the difference between the large majority of people in Bali being in Hindu, compared to the small temple in Java where the large majority of people are Muslim.
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