Blogging

Picture: Myself at Issyk-Kul sometime in the summer of 2016. I think it was taken by Garrett Farlow.

Hello! Здравствуйте!

I never really planned to get into the blogging game. However, I am lucky enough to be abroad for the next year as a Fulbright ETA and current Title VIII recipient (studying Russian) in Kyrgyzstan. I have decided that it is a good way to document my experience for myself. At its core, this blog is for me. I really don’t expect any other readers beyond possibly my wonderful mother, however all are welcome to read and maybe enjoy my pictures and experiences.

About myself: Guy in my 20s from Mid-Michigan. I am a two time Wolverine (done with classes but still finishing my master’s thesis) and was a TFA 2012 corps member in the wonderful city of Detroit. I love Central Asian history, which has guided my path to this part of the world.  I am currently in Bishkek, but will soon be in Osh.  I love the Cubs, skiing, golf, and a good brunch.

Blogging Topics: What ever I feel like. Mostly will be travel locations, cultural experiences, and general reflections on lifestyle. Some posts will speak of past experiences and some will be recent. I may post a little in Russian, who knows. Note: I will not touch on politics here or back home.

Comment Policy: I will try to read and reply, but life is busy. If I see something I find offensive or just don’t like, I may delete them. Comments do not reflect my views.

Disclaimer – This is the personal website of Andrew Snow, a Fulbright awardee for 2017-2018 in Kyrgyzstan. All views and information presented herein are my own and do not represent the views of the Fulbright Program or the U.S. Department of State. Furthermore, some posts discuss my time traveling on Title VIII and Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) scholarships. The same disclaimer applies for both and all the organizations that played a role in these awards. I am indebted to all of these organizations for these amazing opportunities.

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