All Things Peace Corps
Today, our Kopan nuns, Ani Tsultrim and Ani Somsom left for their home nunnery in Katmandu, Nepal. Ani Tsultrim had been here three years and Ani Somsom a year.
A Fond Farewell to Ani Tsultrim and Ani Somsom Read More
Early Friday morning fire destroyed the main building of the Dolma Ling Nunnery that housed the kitchen, dinning room and was also home for several of the nuns.
Fire at the Dolma Ling Nunnery destroys the main building Read MoreWell, the last week has been pretty busy. I tested and interviewed about 70 new students for our classes to begin next week. Still had too many for the openings …
Preliminary Practices of Tsa-Tsas (book) Read MoreOn Sunday, I rode with Roy, Ani Gyalmo, and Ani P, to Darkhan, Mongolia’s second largest city (Ulaanbaatar 1 million, Darkhan 100,000) which is about a three hour drive through …
Short trip to Darkhan, Mongolia’s 2nd largest city Read MoreWell, next week is Thanksgiving and that can only mean one thing, Christmas Shopping! Okay, maybe it’s not the only thing, but it’s definitely the season for it. I know …
“MiM” = Made in Mongolia Read MoreOkay, I’m sorry I haven’t posted a new update to the blog in a while but there just didn’t seem anything blog-worthy lately. That’s not to say that every day …
A typical day, or maybe a not so typical day Read MoreA few of you might be wondering why I haven’t posted a new blog entry for a couple of weeks. Well, I’ve been to the hell realm computers, other people’s …
Computer hell and heaven Read MoreSeptember 21st is called the International Day of Peace as proclaimed by the United Nations. For the last seven years, the religious community of Buddhist, Baha’i, Catholic, Muslim and Hindu …
International Day of Peace at the Center Read MoreWho would have ever thought that our first snow storm would be in September. Yes, September 19th to be exact. A little early this year (last year the first snow …
First snow in Mongolia this year (2009) Read MoreArriving and Teaching in Mongolia I’ve been living and working in Mongolia for a year now. It seems like just yesterday that Tsetsgee picked me up at the airport and …
Living And Learning In Mongolia: Starting Year Two Read More