I love writing that begins with a situation and ends with it. It may not be related to the rest, it may only be tangential, but if there is something at the beginning and at the end, I feel like I have learned something, like that full circle that I just did with my eyes taught me something about life, something important and generally just beyond ( Read more... )

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So... ever since we turned in our medical packets about a week ago for the Peace Corps I've been checking on my status daily. I was starting to get concerned because we live in fredericksburg and all this stuff is sent to DC, so it should only have taken a day, if that to get there ( Read more... )

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Ha! I was sitting here in my car (where I am now) with my computer, trying to find something to do without draining the battery completely and I'd totally forgotten about this program. I'm not near a building with wi-fi unfortunately, so I can post this immediately after I write it. The posting is a matter that will have to wait like I am waiting. ( Read more... )

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Dean and I, after having these damn Medical forms for four months, were finally able to turn them in today. I kept having problems with "inadequate" samples for the pap smears and Dean's doctor was too stupid to fill the paperwork out correctly, despite being given almost three months to do so.
So, the only thing of concern for me is a comment ( Read more... )

So Dean and I are on our way to Washington DC for the big gigantic pro-immigration/anti-shitty legislation march/protest (depends which side of the fence your on for that one, huh?). They're having them all over the country today. One is in Atlanta, the one in Salem Oregon was yesterday, basically they're everywhere. I have no idea how many people ( Read more... )

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