My whirlwind tour of Eastern Europe is over - I'm back in Nowy Sacz. On Friday morning just after midnight we returned after about two weeks of workshops and driving - I will write more about this in a later post. Now, I am living with an amazing host family, the Wojewodzics (Vohevodich) - Vova (dad), Monica (mom), Mihal (19) and Bartek (16). They have a gorgeous home just outside downtown Nowy Sacz, and I already feel quite at home here. We stayed up until midnight last night just talking about life. I am looking forward to a great few weeks with them.
This weekend, I expect to spend time resting and seeing different sights. Internet time is limited at home, so I will not write much from here. But I will check back in during the week.
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As a ACS Fellow, I will be exploring how active citizenship is promoted and practiced in Eastern Europe. During May and June 2007, I will travel to Poland, Bulgaria and Ukraine with the leaders of MTO to meet and work with local educators who are motivated to make a difference in their communities.
Vidin, Bulgaria - June 2007
1 comment:
Oh, hooray, hooray!
I am so eager to read about your adventures, so ya better get writing, girl!
I must tell you that it was weird having you inncmmunicato(sp.?) for those weeks. It felt like it must have been in past centuries. We are so fortunate to have the communication means that we have today - even if they are limited in Eastern Europe!
Have a great rest-of-the-time! We look forward to reading more.
I love you!
Momala
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