For those of you just tuning in, and for those of you who aren’t, thank you. This is my last month of Peace Corps. I am learning, as I continue to grow as a human,[…]
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T-Minus Guatemala (Peace Corps Ending): Sunday is for Sweaty San Juan Subidas
For the third time in 2019, I planned to hike Volcán San Pedro and for the third time, I hiked the Mayan Nose instead. Probably for the best because the internet says San Pedro full[…]
T-Minus Guatemala (Peace Corps Ending): Viernes is for Vapor and Visme
One of my last Fridays in Santa Clara
T-Minus Guatemala (Peace Corps Ending): Monday in Middle Schools
My Normal Monday Working in Middle Schools with Teachers, Anticipating the Changes (well, the ones I can anticipate) and trying to flow with everything else.
The Beginning of the End: Peace Corps
Reflecting on Service and General Updates On Me.
Hi-Lo 11: Surprises and Stings
It was sunny today in Sololá. I woke up and Abuelita was already weaving purple thread accompanied by Meesh (our cat. His name is Heróe but we all just call him Meesh, which is cat[…]
Hi-Lo 10: Project Framework & Shift
This week marks an exciting undertaking which is the PROJECT FRAMEWORK REVISION for Youth in Development. Basically, each Peace Corps project has a ‘logic project framework’ or in Spanish marco de trabajo that defines our project goals and[…]
Hi-Lo 8: Coffee & Romance
Cutting Coffee in Rural Guatemala in Santa Clara La Laguna, Sololá
Hi-Lo 7: Period y Pyjamada
I woke up at… err… 9:45am with the ganas to use the bathroom and before you know it I thought I was gonna keel over and die. OK I can be pretty dramatic (God Bless[…]
Hi-Lo Seís: About Place
It’s Christmastime in Santa Clara. That means that not much has changed from normal life. The main differences are: the church carries the Baby Jesus around in a procession to raise money, it’s sunny (the[…]