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PCV Matt Barison says: What to do when you you’ve spent
three months learning a very foreign culture and then
another two actualy working within it? How to say good bye
to those people who had taken you in as family and welcomed
you as friends? What to make of your experience? Success,
failure - Interruped Service - who’s to blame?

[ PCV Matt Barison says: What to do when you you’ve spent
three months learning a very foreign culture and then
another two actualy working within it? How to say good bye
to those people who had taken you in as family and welcomed
you as friends? What to make of your experience? Success,
failure - Interruped Service - who’s to blame? ]

PCV Matt Barison says: What to do when you you’ve spent
three months learning a very foreign culture and then
another two actualy working within it? How to say good bye
to those people who had taken you in as family and welcomed
you as friends? What to make of your experience? Success,
failure - Interruped Service - who’s to blame?

And it rains…
June 6th, 2005

[Excerpt]

It has been a strange week. For our last few days in
Uzbekistan, Peace Corps (perhaps out of pitty,) put us up in
a 4 star hotel in Tashkent. I was able to re-connect with my
friends from PST and spend some quality time over good food
food and good beer. Although we were in the big city,

something I had been looking forward to, the whole event was
tinged with a mixture of sadness, anger, and confusion. What
to do when you you’ve spent three months learning a very
foreign culture and then another two actualy working within
it? How to say good bye to those people who had taken you in