Katie's Totally, Super, Awesome Gambian Adventure!!!: Just a Test

Just wanted to make sure that I have corrected blog posting email problem, so needed to make a post.

Contact Katie

email: kclif001@hotmail.com

Snail mail:
Katie Clifford, PCV
U.S. Peace Corps
PO Box 582
Banjul, The Gambia
West Africa

RECENT NEWS: SEND A LETTER TO LEARN ABOUT THE EXCITING THINGS THAT ARE TOO SUPER FOR KATIE TO POST ON THE BLOG!!!

*Please read the first blog post for recommendations for sending mail to Katie.

**Please make sure that you include "West Africa." All mail for W. Africa goes to Paris, and then to Nigeria and it sits around until they get it sent out. If it is marked "West Africa," then we were told it is sent to The Gambia from Paris.

Contact my Mom, Karen Clifford, with any questions that you may have: katiecmom@hotmail.com

Wish list

As always, PLEASE send me letters!!!

*Peanut M&Ms
*Cheeze-Its
*Granola Bars
*Sour Patch Kids
*Pringles
*Frito Lay can dip
*Dried fruit
*Tuna or Chicken (in small cans or packets)
*Soup Mixes
*Noodle Packets (like liptons)
*Twizzler Pull 'N Peels
*Starbursts
*CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE!!!
*Magazines
*Hair Dye
*Nail Polish
*Pictures of clothes I can have made by tailors here
*Envelopes
*Zippers (Gambian zippers are NOT good at all. They usually break)
*Pictures from America
*AND ANY FOOD THAT YOU THINK WILL MAKE IT HERE (AND FOOD THAT YOU MAY BE WORRIED ABOUT SENDING!!!)

How to find my house...

okay...

*Note, this picture was clearly taken a long time ago because a lot things are missing in the picture. Also, I'm not sure how they did this, but there is not one single gele on the road. I do not think that there was ever been one moment, even the middle of the night, that I've been there that a car or gele or truck was not on the road.

1) Locate the arrows in the top left, and click the arrow pointing left one time. No matter how many times I try to fix this it will not work.

2) Locate the random white dot in the middle of the main road. That is a sign that says, "Stop Police Checkpoint."

3) Turn left down the main road. This is the thick black line. move about one 1/2- 1 inch and stop. (not good with measurements)

4) Look up at the top portion of the road and locate a long, rectangular building with a silver roof. You have now entered Jammeh Kunda. The house you are looking at is the house for the women and children.

5) To the right of that large house is a smaller, square-shaped house. This is the house where some of the older children live.

6) Next, return to the large rectangular building, and look for a big dark circular shape in front of the building. That is the bantaba (the place where people sit and chat).

7) Using the bantaba, take a sharp angle to left, and look for a small square building. This building has a large tree on the top left corner, and a really small one at the right hand corner.

8) Using the small square house, travel straight right and look for a small rectangular house that seems to pretty much be covered by trees. That's my beautiful house. I live in the section that is close to the road.

*Note: Again like I said before, this is a really old picture. Now my compound has fences, and is super fancy. Also, the huge white cement wall around my backyard isn't there.

Good luck, and let me know if this does not make any sense at all.

Saturday, July 5, 2008

Just a Test

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