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Oh, the last day.
Or at least, officially. Today was spent at the office, and in the morning I finished writing the article on Ashley, as well as finalizing Michelle’s. 401 more words
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“What’s that?”
This is the most common answer I get each time people ask about my course. Many of my high school classmates and curious relatives wonder about what Development Communication is.
524 more wordsAn Almost-Ending
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I worked all day today on our last two articles. My group agreed yesterday to meet up at the same spot beside the Mabolo high school at noon, when Megan’s mother usually arrives. 344 more words
An End Turning Point
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I went to the office to finalize my group’s plan to meet with Megan from Mabolo today. While waiting for Ms. Shane and Ms. 1,027 more words
Twenty kids came to our small event.
Ate Khyz presided over the kids’ introductions.
Some of the kids already knew us, but we didn’t know some of them too.
The kids were eager to tell us their names.
Energizers brought the program to a lively start.
Satisfying Gladness
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I arrived at Robinsons Fuente this morning just before 8 AM to meet up with Phoebe so we could go to the community center together. 1,367 more words
Halfway Planning
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Today was originally fieldwork day in Mabolo. My group’s plan was to meet up at around 11 AM to noon and head up to Mabolo Elementary School and ask about our girl, who was named Megan, and possibly meet her. 688 more words
