"I began working in Austria at bwin on the 2nd of May, and continue to pursue my MFA on the side. I just recently included some images from my office space, my German course, a street performance in Graz, as well as a few words about my recent happenings."
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So, update already!
Some of us state-siders want to see what's happening during your adventure.
I just happened to stumble across your blog and found it fascinating. I must admit I have read most of it. Belatedly I realized that I might be imposing.
Do you mind?
Hey Baby,
Sorry to have missed wishing you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Miss you much. Send me a street address.
Love and hugs,
Aunt B
nice blog! :)
Nice blog, lots of pictures...although I could have done without the eid ones...
You seem to enjoy yourself..
Nice pictures,the eid ones too ;-)
hello mustafa i realy like you blooger i sow it many times pefor but i every time i want to but a comment i don't know what happend and i was realy happy to see that version of morocco i study tourism now and i think that you help me more that you can think thank you
salam
nice blog
Hey I just somehow found your blog from another blog (for the PC trainee group going to Benin), and I just wanted to say Salaam and that I'm totally jealous bizef. I was a trainee in Morocco in 2003, but I got evacuated. I unfortunately fell off my mountain in Ait Ali Oumhand (near Benlueedan), and busted up my knee. I was in the Health sector, and I've been trying to get back to Morocco ever since. My Moroccan name was Layla, and I was learning Tamazight. I'm pretty rusty right now, but I feel it could comeback under the right circumstances, Inshallah. I finally got another PC assignment to Benin. Hopefully it will be half as cool as Maroc.
Doug,
It's so wonderful you're doing this. The photos are an amazing port into your fabulously bizarre world. They're beautiful. And I particularly love the disclaimer. I didn't know you were such a talented writer... of course, I never realized what an impressive Wookie Axel would make, either. I don't know what an eid is but I'm sure yours are just fine. I hope you brought your Doug doll to keep you company. Thanks for allowing us into your world.
Thinking of you!!
Beth
Hi Doug
Brian Here. Anita's son. I am glad to hear you are in the peace corp. I would like to offer my help, if you want. I am in the gem and mineral business and have several contacts in morocco who may be able to assist you to your goal. You can contact me at,
ashlandrock@hotmail.com
We can discuss your direction at the next contact.
Good to hear of your goals and look forward to speaking with you later.
Brian
Hello,
Pictures of Amezmiz are fabulous. It is my favorite village in Morocco. I loved every minutes I spent there. And the sky at night, felt like I was touching the stars. Everything about the region is great, the little village up the stream, the smile of the Imazighen. Well, I envy you:-)
doug,
thanks for sharing this about herbie. please keep us updated on how they are doing or if they need continuing help. what a great way to use your blog :).
j
Welcome home, Doug! I'm glad you're safe & sound. Hurray for you and your great adventure.. I'm really proud of you! I had my baby, Nate The Great Hoss, on August 25th. Wow.. you should try doing that. It's "insane in the membrane". :) Beth
Been sometime since I visited, welcome back to the States! And thanks for taking us along on your journey.
Good luck, and here’s wishing you the best of what the world has to offer!
Griff,
I met you this summer in Martil. I was part of the group from Ifrane. I just wanted to say thanks for your insight into the Peace Corp. I have been thinking about applying and your blog has been helpful. I also want to say congrats to your Zags for stealing one of our prized McD's freshman. Maybe if your lucky the Zags will lose to the Jayhawks in the final four. Goodluck in Grad school!
Wow, your blog is way more interesting than mine. Even if you only post twice a year.
Nice work, Vayton. I admire your life.
-Mario
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