1. Seeing people
2. The Whole Foods salad bar (specifically the spicy thai salad dressing)
3. Buying soy milk for less than $4/carton
4. Playing the piano
5. Being cold
6. Public transportation
7. Not smelling burning garbage
8. Shopping
9. Blending in
10. Busboys and Poets
11. Sitting in the living room at my house, holding a hard copy of the Sunday New York Times in my hand, reading Randy Cohen’s The Ethicist, sipping drip coffee with soy milk, while listening to a radio station that doesn’t interrupt a good song to broadcast an HIV/AIDS public service announcement
12. Being able to turn on a stove and oven on the first try, without the use of a match
13. Lake walking
14. Fast internet
15. Privacy
My Favorite Books About Liberia
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Armed Forces of Liberia
Blogs
books
Cambodia
Charles Taylor
Chucky Taylor
corruption
Cote d'Ivoire
Critique of reporting on Liberia
decentralization
diaspora
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Employment in Liberia
Equatorial Guinea
George Weah
Guinea
Harry Greaves
Hausa
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Issa Sesay
justice
Kano
Laurent Gbagbo
Liberia
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media
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natural resources
NGOs
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Radovan Karadzic
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rule of law
secret societies
sexual violence
Special Court for Sierra Leone
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
ULIMO
UNMIL
Victor Bout
war crimes tribunal
Wow, 2 weeks. That is quite a list for a 2 week visit!
There are days that I think I’d settle just for #1.
shelby! when are you coming to d.c.!? why havent you told me lady?? give me some dates- and youre more than welcome to crash at my place if no one else is crashing at my place that weekend.