Deployment, Part 2: Oh, the Humanity
[note: I’m back in the US now, but in keeping with the need to respect radio silence until The Carter Center STO mission is over, I’m putting these posts up […]
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Day 3 – Deployment
[note: I’m back in the US now, but in keeping with the need to respect radio silence until The Carter Center STO mission is over, I’m putting these posts up […]
Day 2: What Could Possibly Go Wrong
[note: in keeping with the need to respect radio silence until The Carter Center STO mission is over, I’m putting these posts up in sequence, with a one week delay […]
Jet Lag
[note: in keeping with the need to respect radio silence until The Carter Center STO mission is over, I’m putting these posts up in sequence, with a one week delay […]
Nairobi – Day One
[note: in keeping with the need to respect radio silence until The Carter Center STO mission is over, I’m putting these posts up in sequence, with a one week delay […]
Habesha
[Okay – out-of-sequence post here. As I mentioned previously, I’m publishing last week’s posts serially on a one-week delay. But I’ve been getting enough queries about the situation right here […]
Nairobi – dawn
[note: in keeping with the need to respect radio silence until The Carter Center STO mission is over, I’m putting these posts up in sequence, with a one week delay […]
Last post for a while…
Great Circle Northwest, to Nairobi – sounds unintuitive, but maps, as magical as they are, can’t help but lie when it comes to distances like these. My first change of […]
This and That
I think I mentioned that, in my new job, I had negotiated to work 60% time initially – three days per week – so that I’d have enough time to […]
Three A.M.
Does seem to be the canonical time for writers – all those songs that begin with being wide awake at three a.m…. In my case, it’s just that the slide […]
David Pablo Cohn 