Weavings of the north:
Typical (?) PCV apartment:
Ben Cab Museum Ifugao rice gods:
Ben Cab Museum garden:
Rice terrace and view towards the South China Sea:
Burnham Park:
Mountain view:
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- Month One in Haiku
- Bagong Silang
- At the Market
- Meetings - and the End of the Tuna Sandwich
- Tagaytay and Taal Volcano
- Some Pictures from Week Five
- Hosting, Organizing and Contemplating
- Corregidor - Part One
- Corregidor - Part Two
- Corregidor Pictures
- Some (other) Pictures from Week Six
- The Asia-Pacific Housing Forum and The Asia-Pacifi...
- Language Primer
- Some Pictures from Week Seven
- Baguio. the Summer Capital - Part One
- Baguio, the Summer Capital - Part Two
- Baguio Pictures (also from Week Seven)
- Earthquake, Energy and Email
- Some Pictures from Week Eight
- International Coastal Cleanup Day
- Siquijor, Island of Mystery
- Siquijor Pictures (from Week Eight)
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I am in to the Philippines for six months with Peace Corps Response, a program of Peace Corps that places returned volunteers in short-term highly-specific assignments. My title is Resource Development and Marketing Strategist and I'm working with Habitat for Humanity Philippines. Read about it here!
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