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Peace Corps September 2008-March 2011
The contents of this website are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. government or the Peace Corps
Photos
Since I still can't figure out how to load a slideshow through photobucket onto this blog, here is the address with pictures....
photobucket.com/pccamsept08
photobucket.com/pccamsept08
my fellow stagemates blogs
About Me
Wish List
- salty snacks
- letters, letters, letters
- photographs of you and your lives!!!
Contact Information
Mailing Address:
Elizabeth Moore, PCV
BP 1825
Garoua, Cameroon
Email: e.anderson.moore@gmail.com
Cell Phone: I have a cell phone, and of course would loooove phone calls. email me for the phone number, and check out Skype or Jahjah for cheap calling. Also cheap phone cards.
Regular mail (I LOVE IT):
~Write "airmail"/"par avion" on the outside of letters and packages.
~If you are mailing a package, it is helpful to write on the outside the general contents of the package. (I.E. "cookies, t-shirt, watch" rather than "oatmeal raisin, j.crew, rolex") Or always write "used clothes, books" no matter what the contents.
Yes, mail may take 6 weeks to arrive. but i'll still be just as happy to get it.
Elizabeth Moore, PCV
BP 1825
Garoua, Cameroon
Email: e.anderson.moore@gmail.com
Cell Phone: I have a cell phone, and of course would loooove phone calls. email me for the phone number, and check out Skype or Jahjah for cheap calling. Also cheap phone cards.
Regular mail (I LOVE IT):
~Write "airmail"/"par avion" on the outside of letters and packages.
~If you are mailing a package, it is helpful to write on the outside the general contents of the package. (I.E. "cookies, t-shirt, watch" rather than "oatmeal raisin, j.crew, rolex") Or always write "used clothes, books" no matter what the contents.
Yes, mail may take 6 weeks to arrive. but i'll still be just as happy to get it.
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