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-----Fulbright year teaching in Bangladesh. My 16-year-old son is with me.----- ***This is not an official Department of State website and the views and information presented are my own and do not represent the Fulbright Program or the Department of State.***
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- Matan in Bhutan
- picture from the conference
- so, how many hours a day can a refrigerator be off...
- conference and feeling great, for awhile
- writing
- chicken soup cooking
- yes, I felt that earthquake
- so I thought I was almost better on Tuesday
- what a day
- vacation on-site
- one last ornery note
- another way to think about the Fulbright
- Are you sure you can afford that Fulbright grant?
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In a number of the pictures you've posted, you're wearing local clothes (salwar kameez?) I've always sort of wondered--when white women are in India or Bangladesh or wherever, is it more appropriate if they wear local clothes? I always wondered if that's more or less weird.
ReplyDeletemostly I wore jeans during the winter (I like having pockets), but as the weather got warmer again, the salwar kameez is definitely cooler clothing. just that I seem to have gotten 100% cotton and they need ironing :-(
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