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Kitgum in the Fall: July 2008
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Kitgum in the Fall. Thursday, July 31, 2008. On the bus today, I muuuused about how I. Love the anonymity of this mid-sized city. I didn't know anyone on the bus and they didn't know me. But we're all DCers and so respectful enough of one another. There were a bunch of children giggling and laughing and guffawing as their caretaker tickled them in the rear of the bus. I should have taped the sound of the laughters and stuck it on my iPod or something. It was terrific. To pack for trips across the ocean.
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Kitgum in the Fall: November 2008
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Kitgum in the Fall. Tuesday, November 18, 2008. Okay This is what happened. My hard drive up-and-died! Like, I mean, completely, utterly died. And we have been living in an old KICWA return center, in crowded huts, with no computers. So I have not been able to write anything. This is what else has been happening:. The celebration (by nearly the entire ex-pat community) of Cheese Day at Madam's shop! Gambian bracelets being given away. Plagiarism, shunning, and conflict transformation. One of my housemate...
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Kitgum in the Fall: Mama Ayaa
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Kitgum in the Fall. Wednesday, January 14, 2009. I was transcribing an interview with my friend Mama Ayaa this morning, in which she talks about the deaths of many in her family at the hands of the LRA. That is sad, I'm sure she understood that you were empathising and not happy because of her misfortune. February 11, 2009 at 8:02 AM. I know she knew that I didn't understand what she was saying at first - it really is just so sad, though! Malaria - awful, awful, awful. Thanks for the comment! This week, I.
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Kitgum in the Fall: September 2008
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Kitgum in the Fall. Monday, September 29, 2008. This morning, there isn’t a cloud in the sky today. It’s gorgeous. But I wish it would rain. I want to bathe. There are other signs that this is a war-affected society, besides the dearth of culture. There are the children who have found landmines and have lost limbs; but there aren’t many, at least not in town. In town, most of the signs of war are beneath the surface, but like with icebergs (shout out to SITers! Other items of note:. My new Acholi words:.
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Kitgum in the Fall: This week, I...
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Kitgum in the Fall. Saturday, January 17, 2009. This week, I. Things that I've done this week to carve myself a niche here in DC). 2 Found an apartment (which I won't be able to afford if I don't find a job). 3 Began moving in. 5 Went on one (1) job interview. 6 Went to a bookstore to turn in an application for part-time work. 7 Turned down one (1) internship. 8 Began transcribing Mama Ayaa's interview. 9 Got health insurance. 10 Stressed out a lot and cried. January 21, 2009 at 5:30 AM. Plus, the intern...
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Kitgum in the Fall: March 2009
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Kitgum in the Fall. Thursday, March 19, 2009. My darlings, Nero and Sharron. We the people need peace". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). If I told you what organization I work for, which I'm not going to do, then I would also let you know that all opinions expressed here are strictly my own, which they are. View my complete profile. Steve Martin, Born Standing Up. My darlings, Nero and Sharron. We the people need peace. There was an error in this gadget. Days of My Life. Overheard in the Office.
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Kitgum in the Fall: August 2008
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Kitgum in the Fall. Friday, August 29, 2008. The clock is ticking down very, very quickly. I still have a lot to do. Find a duffel bag to pack my stuff in (erm. yeah. that's a littl. E bit vitally important). Figure out medical insurance junk. Buy film and AA batteries. Get myself an absentee ballet for the voting in November. Visit my bank and let them know that ATM action in Kitgum is a-ok. Say goodbye to all of my friends. Pack, pack, pack. The photo is a view from my DC Summer bedroom window. The onl...
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Kitgum in the Fall: Death
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Kitgum in the Fall. Wednesday, July 8, 2009. My dad sent me a joke e-mail last Wednesday. I wrote him back: "Ha ha.". He wrote me back: "Call me when you get a chance.". So I called him. And he told me my dog was dying and my mother was hysterical. I'm in the middle of the office of my internship getting this phone call, keep in mind. On my facebook wall, my away message read that I was "Having a bad day". My friend JP from northern Uganda wrote a response, asking "Why? I thought about whether it would b...
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Kitgum in the Fall: September 2009
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Kitgum in the Fall. Friday, September 25, 2009. Nothing's definite, but things are getting more and more likely, so. I'm switching over to http:/ rachel-in-goma.blogspot.com/. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). If I told you what organization I work for, which I'm not going to do, then I would also let you know that all opinions expressed here are strictly my own, which they are. View my complete profile. Steve Martin, Born Standing Up. Nothings definite, but things are getting more and . Days of My Life.
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Kitgum in the Fall: October 2008
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Kitgum in the Fall. Wednesday, October 29, 2008. This evening was another one of the evenings that I love it here. Walking home from work, I was greeted by child after lovely little child, screaming-giggling-calling “Rockelay! Yesterday, I also loved it here. Wandering through town in the middle of the day (no power no generator fuel = no work), I came across a random assemblage of traditional dancers and musicians. It was great and amazing! Today was one of the days that I LOVE it here. For example, Mon...
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