Yesterday I left home for the Atlanta airport only to find a delay in my Atlanta-DC flight which caused me to miss the international flight. United Airlines was unable to re-book me until two days later. So I hopped right back on the shuttle and came home to wait until Monday. My colleague from North Carolina made it to Dulles but is stuck in DC for two days. I'm certainly glad I was able to get back home for the delay. My contacts in DC and in Brazil have quickly begun the process of rearranging schedules and flights in Brazil. Hopefully I will be on my way on Monday.
I had a little excitement as I went through the Atlanta airport security area. Just as I was going through security, alarms went off. All TSA agents ran to their security positions and ordered passengers to "freeze". Only after a few minutes did we understand it was a drill. It was an interesting process to watch.
Hopefully, I'll have news from Brazil in a couple of days. Stay tuned.
Follow my experiences as I participate in this exchange where Brazilian school administrators visit my school system in October-November of 2010 and I visit the Brazilian schools in the summer of 2011. “This website is not an official U.S. Department of State website. The views and information presented are the grantee's own and do not represent the Educational Seminars Program or the U.S. Department of State.”
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Saturday, July 30, 2011
On my way
I am on the way to the Atlanta airport for a flight to DC. I meet other US principals there and we leave for Sao Paulo later tonight. I'm looking forward to the experience and seeing friends again.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Heading to Brazil this week!
I leave for Sao Paulo on Saturday. After the weekend in Sao Paulo I will be in Rio Branco, Acre for a week and then travel to Manaus, Amazonas for the following week. I'm really anxious to see the US principals as well as the friends from Brazil. Stay tuned for regular updates.
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