Mingechavir!!!
t same old language classes and sector meetings...
Lovely Sumgayit Station ---->
With our friends Sally
and Jane in Sumgayit
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Saturday, August 4, 2007
We are going to.....
That's right, we found out yesterday that on September 13th, Jesse and I will be moving across the country to Mingechavir! I will be teaching in School #13, where there is said to be an internet room... :) Jesse will be working for Finance for Development, doing micro finance type stuff. We are very excited! There are some other neat people in Mingechavir and some of our good friends close by in Ganga! That's about all we have to report... jus
t same old language classes and sector meetings...Lovely Sumgayit Station ---->
With our friends Sally
and Jane in Sumgayit
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WOW! That is such exciting news! Now we can read all about it! Glad you will be at least closer to the mountains. We love reading your blog and seeing the pictures. KEEP IT GOING!
Love, Debbie (Mom)
Hey you two---we love reading your blog and seeing the photos you post. Keep it coming. We are so very proud of the path you've chosen for the next two years! George was googling Mingechavir, so we've taken an "archair trip" to your new city. What an adventure! Wedding plans are full steam ahead right now. We'll miss having you guys here for that. We'll be checking your blog often. Love, George and Debbie
Hi you two,
I've been reading your blog with great pleasure and interest and have responded incompetently. I'm sitting next to your mom who is typing. She's great. And now I know how to make comments, so I will do it from home. Glad you guys are doing so well.
Love,
Phyllis
Hey you guys,
I'm home after a great walk up the trail with Debbie and the dogs. It's been really dry here, so the flowers are gone, but there are berries in profusion.
Glad you have such a great posting. Can't wait to read about your jobs, the cuisine, and the people. Lavash was something that I often bought in Watertown (near Boston)--in great big rounds in red-and-white paper packages. Not exactly a staple here in Eugene.
Love,
Phyllis
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