Yea, remember when I wrote the post about being unsure how to dress? Well ladies and gentlemen, life has a way of working these problems out for you. I will be dressed like I do normally in the US (shorts, and summer dresses). The only time that I will wear my "work" clothes, are when I have to go somewhere "important" or if I have an appointment. This is what I wore today.
No real work today, aside from chatting with the two main girls who will be staying here longterm about what my role will be and can be, and setting down some rules.
Keeping you updated on all of my travel related musings from Boston to Haiti to Senegal and beyond!
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
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Kijan Pou'm Abiye?
Hi, I hope you all are doing well.
Throughout my time planning for my trip to Haiti, one issue that has consistently come up for me, is my wardrobe. I have no idea what kinds of clothes to bring for when I'm on the clock. I've primarily worked in daycare, after school and office settings. Although my last job was an extremely casual environment, I dressed pretty business casual. I was always the most dressed up. That is just my thing, I mean I have a fashion blog for goodness sake. Maybe it's also a Haitian (or immigrant) thing, because Haitians are always notoriously overdressed.
Throughout my time planning for my trip to Haiti, one issue that has consistently come up for me, is my wardrobe. I have no idea what kinds of clothes to bring for when I'm on the clock. I've primarily worked in daycare, after school and office settings. Although my last job was an extremely casual environment, I dressed pretty business casual. I was always the most dressed up. That is just my thing, I mean I have a fashion blog for goodness sake. Maybe it's also a Haitian (or immigrant) thing, because Haitians are always notoriously overdressed.
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