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Pondering in Paraguay
Questions, Comments, and Connections on my crazy new life abroad
About Me
- Sammy D.
- I'm not technologically savvy, so the fact that I have created a blog is quite the feet. Whether or not I regularly write posts and keep it updated will be the ultimate test. But then again I never thought that I would have succumbed to the "facebook epidemic," and yet I have. But in defense, I don't I.M., Skype, twitter, maintain a web page or own an I phone. But who's to say I'll be able to withstand those advancements much longer. My intention with this blog is to provide family and friends with an update on my crazy adventures in Paraguay. My mode of communication could be slim, but as of now I think this just might work out well. So, Peace Corps. here I come, and blogging here we go.
Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteMom and Dad
yay! your gonna have a blast!
ReplyDeleteWish you all the best & look forward to the updates. The Hymes Family
ReplyDeletegood luck to you and have a wonderful time. I can't wait to read about your adventures. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteLove always,
Amy
thinking of you and waiting to here more.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Gramp
were so proud of you!! we love you and your in our prayers.
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