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| Anyone who has seen a Volunteer open a letter from home knows how much support comes from their families and friends. I have to admit, not being able to talk or email you whenever I would like makes me feel a little lonely even now. I hope keeping in touch with me during my two years of service will be as important to you as it will be to me. Though phone and email access are becoming more common in countries served by the Peace Corps, I won't know how much access I will have until I receive my permanent address following the inital 12-week training period. However, old fashioned cards, letters and packages are always a great way to keep in touch. It will be wonderful to hear what's going on in you lives! Letters In this day of email, Instant Messanging and cell phones, it's hard to even remember what the good 'ole paper and stamps looks like! I know it's more time consumming to write a letter, but this is the best way to communicate with me. I promise to try to respond to all letters! If you do send letters or cards, please make sure to write "Air Mail" and "Par Avion" on the envelope. Also keep in mind that mail will take a minimum of 2-4 weeks to arrive in Lusaka, the capital city. |
| . Mailing address during 12-week training period: . Jalle Gebisa P.O. Box 620345 Kalomo, Zambia AFRICA Remember to: * Write "Air Mail" and "Par Avion" on all envelopes * Use brown paper bag to wrap/cover all boxes * Address all packages to "Sister Jalle Gebisa" * Write "Used Religious Materials" on the box and the Customs Form * Claim the contents are worth $0-$10 on the Customs Form |
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