Hello people. It has been a while since either of us have updated. So we though we should bring you up to date!
As of late we have started to think about our last days here in the states. We have taken a few boxes down to my hometown. Mostly just books that we don't plan to read any time soon. We also plan to put my car up for sale really soon. We have also been selling random little things around the apartment that we probably wouldn't use in two years time. We also finished up all of the paperwork that came in our invitation packet. We finished it quite awhile ago actually. So we are excited about getting government passports and are now waiting for our staging materials to arrive in about one month. Tomorrow is exactly 2 months until our projected departure date!
We are very excited to be able to start our lives over again and sort of improve upon ourselves. I believe the Peace Corps will help us with understanding ourselves and also the continual process of changing. I know with the way I am that if you look at pictures it seems like I change the way I look about every 6 months or so. Well my looks will soon be changing again. I am going to cut my hair off. I corresponded with a peace corps official in Morocco and he informed me that my long hair would most likely cause a silently negative reaction, so off it goes. I want to live my life in a way that helps me to truly understand the world that we live in rather than living in the same place, doing the sames things for my whole life.
Matt
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This is the Peace Corps Blog of Matt and Tanie Emmons
We are currently serving as Youth Development Volunteers in Morocco. (Northern Africa)
Link to weather in Morocco
We would also like to note that our opinions of the Peace Corps in this blog are just opinions and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the Peace Corps.
We are currently serving as Youth Development Volunteers in Morocco. (Northern Africa)
Link to weather in Morocco
We would also like to note that our opinions of the Peace Corps in this blog are just opinions and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the Peace Corps.
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