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I'm happy to be busy, and I'm especially excited about the upcoming visit because the CARE project manager hosting me is a fellow Returned Peace Corps Volunteer with stories about getting evacuated from Sierra Leone and who knows what else.
I spent last week being amazed by the businesses launched by some of Georgia's internally-displaced women with the help of tiny start-up grants. And of course I was once again showered with Georgian hospitality and sent home with a big sack of smoked fish (pictured above).
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