A Peace Corps Volunteer’s Memoirs... Is there something in the lessons I learned that makes sense of why an Arab Muslim boy who grew up in America came to understand himself (and the world) more fully in Central Africa?
Thursday, July 15, 2010
(too much) to do
things to do on 9/19/2002:
GTTC [Govt Teacher Training College]
-Present HIV/AIDS Awards
(invite 5 winners to meeting Sat. 3:30pm)
-Announce EE Club meeting
(explain elections and GLOBE)
-Assign questions on EE article
(notebooks collected Friday by 9am)
-Record time-table!
GHS [Govt High School]
-DM: HIV/AIDS?, clearing garden plot.
-Chindong: Maggie and I meet w/him to discuss EE Club
-VP: Health Club? HIV/AIDS point-person?
GBSS [Govt Bilingual Secondary School]
-HIV/AIDS and/or EE?
GTHS [Govt Technical High School]
-HIV/AIDS and/or EE?
Medical Center: HIV/AIDS meeting
Alain: pay him for the GLOBE post, discuss mounting box
Maggie: EE Club and library (curriculum and scheduling) meeting
insha'Allah!
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image: this is the page out of my journal (should be dated 9/19/2002) that this post above is based on.
ReplyDeleteyet another (over)ambitious day in the optimism of the start of a new academic year! i remember this day clearly. it was hot, and i walked/biked a lot. too much to do in one day.
the page in my journal reflects that. there are about a 1/2 dozen items circled that i didn't get to, like GBSS entirely. and a "BLAH" meeting at the Med Ctr.
i'm in my 2nd year in cameroon, but still learning the wisdom in the proverb "small-small catch monkee!" or, if you like, the french proverb petit à petit l'oiseau fait son nid.
so, i was curious... what's the english version of the two (little-by-little) proverbs above?
ReplyDelete"many a mickle makes a muckle"
oh my!