Hi there,
We are really excited about heading off to Kenya and would love to share our experience as we go along. The fact that you are here, probably means you'd like to follow up on us and make sure we aren't getting into too much trouble, or at least know about if if we are. So with that we've setup a couple of ways for you to keep tabs on us. Being techies, we've set up a blog (An online journal for the non-tech savvy) and a mailing list that will get notified whenever we post to the blog. So you have two ways, which I will explain in more detail, with which to keep track of us.
The Blog
If you would rather check in on us whenever you feel like it, you can always surf to our website with your internet browser( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc). Just type in: http://www.steudel.org/blog into the address bar of your browser. You can read our most current posts, or catch up by reading old posts.
The Mailing List
If you want to keep up with us as we post entries, you can sign up on our mailing list. Everytime we post an entry to the blog, you will get a copy of it via email.
Signing Up
So how do you get on the list? Just send an email to: peacecorpsupdates-join@steudel.org you will receive a confirmation
shortly after. All you need to do is click the first, really looooong link in the email body and that should sign you up. If you ever want to send us BOTH an email you
can reply to the email you recieved and it should send us both a copy of your email.
If you have problems signing up just email one of us and we can add you to the mailing list manually.
Signing Off or Unsubscribing
Also as important is how to unsubscribe if you get tired of hearing from us, or how many lions we saw, how many elephants we saw, etc. All you need to do is send an email to: peacecorpsupdates-leave@steudel.org and you'll get a confirmation email confirmation your unsbuscription.
Contacting Us
If you want to get a hold of us individually you can always just send us an email at msteudel AT gmail.com or bebeth.steudel AT gmail.com. Of course replace the AT with the real @ symbol.