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“Good morning Julle (You all)!! Time to wake up and smell the roosterbrood! “Roosterbrood” is Afrikaans for roasted bread. It is a traditional Afrikaner recipe but has become adopted by many central and southern Namibian cultural groups.”
This photo of Peace Corps Volunteer Melissa with the children of Oonte OVC Organization in Namibia makes us smile! http://bit.ly/1ZSYxrq
Think you know what a classroom in Namibia looks like? Think again.
If you’re ready to make a difference in the lives of students in Namibia and all over the world, we’re hiring – apply by January 1 to be overseas by August.
Beautiful photo by Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Good of a sand dune in Namibia! http://bit.ly/1M93moW
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It’s hard to not walk to class with a smile when I’m greeted like this everyday!
*waves back*
(Source: derekpcnamibia-blog)
I have learned so much Oshiwambo culture since I’ve been here I decided to teach the kids some of my culture! Magano, Laina and I made a Scandinavian desert called lefse. Sprinkle with some sugar and spices and the kids loved it!!
Save us some!
(Source: derekpcnamibia-blog)