Do I look ready? I do have my warm clothes - guaranteed to keep me warm to 30 below...BELOW. Today it was -38 in Ulaan Baator. I am looking forward to a grand adventure - making new friends, having new experiences and planning how to share when I return. Join me on my adventure.
Dr. Lynne Noble, professor of early childhood education at Columbia College, has been selected to teach educators and teacher candidates in Mongolia as a Fulbright Scholar . She will teach and conduct cross cultural/comparative research in Mongolia from February through June in 2011.
You LOOK READY, but I do not believe any article of clothing could keep me warm in minus 30 degree temps! LOL. I would have to set myself on fire to keep warm in that climate. We will miss your departure, but Jenn and I are so proud of you for doing this, amazed at your courage, and wish you all the best on your adventure!!! Please tell Gansukh, Batsaikhan, and Tomorbaatar hi when you see them! Those are popular Mongolian names, so I would suspect you might meet them. ;) Hayes
ReplyDeleteHi Friend -- I shouldn't be amazed any more at whatever you are doing!!!! And I can't imagine that you can stay warm! What an amazing woman you are. Good luck and can't wait to hear all about this new adventure! Faxie
ReplyDeleteLynne I am so excited for you and the students that will also have the opportunity to experience such a unique culture. Have a great time and stay warm. Love ya, Jenn
ReplyDeleteLynne, I think your energy and enthusiasm will help keep you warm, and the parka won't hurt! I'm looking forward to hearing about your adventures and am so happy you have this opportunity. Carolyn
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear all about your adventures!! While we will miss you terribly here, I know you will have a fantastic experience!
ReplyDeleteSee you soon Dr. Noble! :)
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