 | Qibray, Uzbekistan |
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... Earlier in the day, a bunch of Peace Corps guys were challenged to a soccer game by some locals. My roommate, Sofia, calls Uzbekistan "the strangest place on earth" because there seems to be no rhyme or reason for some of the odd things that occur here. ...
... aged 11-16 and working closely with Uzbek teacher counterparts- helping them with their English and teaching methods as well. In Uzbekistan, the ability to speak English will open up jobs to these kids as more global companies move into the country. The ...
... men on the bus. Everyone's face lights up when we say we are American. It doesn't get much beyond what parts of America or Uzbekistan we are from and how I like Uzbekistan. A bunch of women last night told me that I looked Uzbek and wanted to know where ...
... pictures as I explore a little more. The first picture is the view from my balcony. This was my first sight of Uzbekistan in the daylight. The U.S. ambassador is out of town but a bigwig from the embassy came by to greet us this morning. He is ...
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