Pauza Magazine Fall 2005 | Page 15

Fun and games: You Might Be a MAK 9 If: 10. You see other PCVs more than your counterpart. 9. You’ve been running in more than 3 towns or with more than 3 other people. 8. You’ve climbed to the top of a mountain, skied Popolov Šopka, jumped in the river in Struga, or knitted a scarf this year. Baba in the Village e If you wer a Macedo food, nian what would you be? To-do list for PCVs returning to the States to avoid “Reverse Culture S h o c k ” : ?Throw a Macedonian party night, complete with ?????, ??????, ??????, ??????, and ?????? for all your friends. ?Find that “cousin” of your neighbor who lives in your city, touch up on the language every so often. 7. You have watched a full season of Gilmore Girls or Sex in the City on DVD. ?Find the nearest bar with bottled ???????. 6. You or one of your PC friends has announced their engagement to a Macedonian this year. and find a farmer’s market. 5. You have slept on a floor with more than 5 other people. 4. You have heard or told more than 5 potty-humor stories at social events this year. 3. You think volunteer “bonding” means kicking someone’s butt at dodgeball, push up contests, Euchre or any other card game. 2. The term “secondary project” translates to “an excuse to throw a PCV gathering.” 1. You have seen Adam Rockel in a pair of short shorts. VOLUME 3 ISSUE 2 ?Use public transportation ?Purchase a Yugo. ?Invite co-workers over for coffee and share special occasions with lots of ?????. ? Burek with lots of Meat – People want to see me everyday, too! - Adam S. ? Lutenica – It’s a little spicy, like me. –Jesus ? Slatko from Figs – My favorite! – Vanessa ? Sharska Plescavica – It’s fat and juicy! – Josh ? Spicy Peppers – They’re very addicting and make you sweat. – Matt ? Gjevrek – Because I, too, spend a lot of time spinning in circles – Sean ? Pita with Leeks – With cirenje, it’s salty and sassy! – Danielle ?Drink rakia or a liter of beer during breaks. your lunch ?Frequently ask people how much money they make or how much their newest item of clothing cost them. ?Dress up the oldest woman on your block in many colorful, wool layers. Have her get up every morning at 5am during your first week upon returning to work in the garden/ lawn, buy two loaves of bread, and wake the children. ?Place a framed picture of Tito up in your new 8ft by 8ft cubicle. Page 15