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mag·nan·i·mous (adj.)
1. Courageously noble in mind and heart.
2. Generous in forgiving; eschewing resentment or revenge; unselfish.
Life Magnanimous is written by Rebekah, a Peace Corps Volunteer in Liberia from June 2011 to July 2013. After completing her assignment in Sanniquellie Rebekah moved to Cuttington University, where she worked in support of the USAID Excellence in Higher Education for Liberian Development (EHELD) project for four years.
Her goal is to lead an interesting, magnanimous, and compassionate life and to share it with you here.
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Hi Rebekah. I’m preparing to travel to Liberia for the first time. I’m doing some online research now on customs, food, and what would make nice gifts to bring home, etc. Found your blog and am thankful for the candid commentary about your trip so far. I hope to follow your future posts, and perhaps become more interested in what you have to share after I return from my short trim in February.
Hello Rebekah , greetings from CRoatia and snow covered Europe. I have found your blog , great work , like to read it very much. Also I notice U like real mail letters , please could I writte to U ? Also can I sent U one envelope done with stamps from Liberia , and please could U sent it back to me personly Please?
Best regards Tomi
Thank you, Tommy! I’m so glad you found my blog and are enjoying it. I would be happy to receive a letter from you. Mail takes between three weeks and… three months. My address is posted on the front page of my blog on the right. It is very difficult to send mail out from Liberia as the postal system, like everything else, is being rebuilt but I will surely try. There is a post office across the street from my school but I’ve never investigated if it actually does anything. You’ll give me an excuse now!
RB