About Me

I am a Peace Corps volunteer in Malawi. I don’t know what I’ll be doing next; maybe I’ll go back to school, maybe I’ll work for an NGO or the CDC or who knows what else. Maybe I’ll decide to be a beach bum. (Ok, so anyone who knows me knows I’d be way too bored as a beach bum. Maybe I could be an overachieving beach bum, however that would work.)

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Comment by mama
2009-02-20 22:16:12

Wonderful wonderful site my darling daughter.

 
Comment by mama
2009-02-20 22:56:47

I forgot to tell you – Ken Griffey Junior is coming home to Seattle. Mamma is excited. Daddy is not. Mariners have already stocked up on Griffey #24 jerseys – and have sold them out! I know you have something to say about this.

 
Comment by janet
2009-02-22 10:11:40

Happy Belated Birthday sweetie,
Love you,
A Janet

 
Comment by Sika
2009-02-23 15:55:21

I don’t know what to think. I mean, he gets injured a lot and he’s getting old. So, do I think it’s a good thing for the Mariners? Probably not. Am I excited anyway? You betcha!

 
Comment by j. verde
2009-02-27 19:48:58

So Sika, I’m drinking a cup of my favorite java roasted by my neighbor a farm or two up river. The beans come from Malawi in big gunny bags. If you pass any of the hillsides where this grows snap a few pictures.

 
Comment by Marla
2009-04-21 20:21:52

hello! love your blog, its beautiful. i’m headed to malawi in may as an RN, or “health personal trainer” fancy title. what should i prepare for? any suggestions would be helpful. and that link with the packing list is helpful – which do you disagree with. packing is the hardest right now, i’m starting early!

thanks,
marla

 
Comment by Sika
2009-05-11 16:40:02

It was too much for a comments page, so I wrote you an email :)

 
Comment by CIndy Subscribed to comments via email
2009-05-21 21:50:45

What does it mean, “Because they’re burning bricks”?

Stumbled onto your blog and read it (mostly all) but couldn’t find what that alluded to.

- Atlanta Georgia Friend Who Couldn’t Previously Find Malawi on a Map

 
Comment by Sika
2009-05-22 08:04:44
 
Comment by CIndy Subscribed to comments via email
2009-05-22 08:59:19

That is an evil trick!

Here I am, up at 3am, making a sunflower-seed-butter-and-jelly sammich, checking email, innocently clicking left and right on your three (3) links to your note-on-your-new- journal-title… nada. Nothing but a frowny face.

So Im left with either finishing the sammich and googling it, or going to bed ignorant.

Well, I’m living in Georgia,
so,
Good Night!

PS: Thanks for replying though! I feel special that electricity was used on me!

 
Comment by mama
2009-06-13 05:18:10

Cindy – I just clicked on it and ta da, it came up. If you haven’t already, try again.

 
Comment by Spencer Wynn Subscribed to comments via email
2009-08-05 19:39:42

Dear Sika:
I like your site and see that we have the same architecture. I am a travel photograper and a no-mind when it comes to both PCs and code. They say code is poetry, but I don’t believe it!

My question, which I am still trying to find an answer to, is how on earth do I upload (and where) various photos for the header image.

I would love it if you could tell me how to do this. By the way, I like your site and love the post from your mother or father!

I have my own travel stock photography website where I would draw the images: http://www.travelstock.org

Thanks in advance Sika.

Sincerely, Spencer Wynn

 
Comment by Aaron Schubert
2009-09-17 06:41:05

Hi Sika,

Muli bwanji? I was a Peace Corps volunteer in Zomba from 2001-2003. I lived for one year in Namasalima and then moved to the Zomba town, where I worked at the DHO. I’d love to be in touch with you and to ask you a few questions, if that would be ok?

I’m now working for USAID in India as a health officer.

All the best to you,

Aaron

 
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