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invierno, gone
bright shines the oppressive sun.
i really miss cheese
posted by AJ @ 10:27 AM
Thursday, January 04, 2007
bright shines the oppressive sun.
i really miss cheese
About Me
- Name: AJ
- Location: San José de Apartadó, Antioquia, Colombia
My blog is small and humble so you don't confuse it with mountains. I headed down old South America way in November '06 to begin my adventure as an International Human Rights Accompanier in the Peace Community of San Jose de Apartadó. Why am I doing this? What is this that I am doing? What is a peace community? Will I be able to survive a year with no refrigeration and thus no cheese? This blog will attempt to answer these important questions and more.
More on Colombia
- CIP's Colombia Program
- Daily Newspaper "El Tiempo"
- Weekly Magazine "Semana"
- IndyMedia Colombia
- wayúunaiki101: my friend Jhon supporting the Wa'yu in the Guajira
- Upside Down World
A little something from Honduras
Drop me a line/send me some peanut butter
- Amanda Jack AA 25008 Apartado, Antioquia Colombia
Take a Look, it's in a Book...
- "Colombia and the United States: War, Unrest and Destabilization" by Mario Murillo
- "Walking Ghosts: Murder and Guerrilla Politics in Colombia" by Steven Dudley
- "The Heart of the War in Colombia" by Constanza Ardila Galvis
- "America's Other War" by Doug Stokes
- "Unarmed Bodyguards: International Accompaniment for the Protection of Human Rights" by Liam Mahony and Luis Enrique Eguren
- "100 Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Help Fund This Work
- This important human rights work is possible due to the donations of supporters and friends. Please send donations to: FOR-TFLAC 2017 Mission Street #305 San Francisco, CA 94110 Or make a tax-deductible online donation today! Be sure to indicate "Colombia Program, AJ" in the "Comments or Special Instructions' Box.
Previous Posts
- Who Needs Times Square? We've got choclo!
- De Polvo Eres
- time to gather round the festivus pole
- Celine Dion Ruins the Moment....Again.
- get IN the map
- Light one candle
- Invierno, Cacao and Living with Violence
- Allow myself to introduce myself...er my surroundings
- Our Backyard
- First Post From Colombia
3 Comments:
Not to be a Spanish brat, but I believe "invierno" is only three syllables. IN-VIER-NO. Perhaps you should consider writing a haiku a day to sharpen your abilities...
then you can publish them when you return.
Doesn't pinto mean chocolate in Spanish?
Actually I believe that frijoles negros is chocolate ice cream in Spanish. Or at least, in the Spanish that our friend Laura speaks.
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