Our T-shirt:
The fruit vendor:
Island-hopping:
Offloading bags – and people! – from the boat:
Mt. Isarog (closer to where I was than Mayon is):
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- Peace Corps Habitat Build - Part One
- Peace Corps Habitat Build - Part Two
- Subic and More
- World-Wise School Questions
- Some Pictures of Food
- Vigan
- Ilocos Norte
- More Pictures from Week Seventeen (Vigan and Iloco...
- Meanwhile, Back in Manila...
- Stories from the Past and Thinking about the Future
- San Juan, Surfing, and Bicol Express
- Back to Baguio
- Be-ing in Bicol
- Sagada Thanksgiving
- Another Day in Sagada
- The Ifugao Rice Terraces
- Batad, Belting and Back
- Some Pictures from Week Eighteen (San Juan, Baguio...
- Some More Pictures from Week Eighteen (Banaue and ...
- Some Pictures from Week Nineteen
- Some Pictures from Week Twenty
- Month Four in Haiku (Better Late Than Never)
- Status, Santa and Surfing
- Some Pictures from Week Twenty-One
- Cat's Tongues and Fancy Sweets
- The Bohol Bee Farm
- Tarsiers, the Chocolate Hills, and Nuts Huts
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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!
You can read about my Peace Corps experience at http://27monthswithoutbaseball.blogspot.com and about my post-service travels at http://travelsintheoffseason.blogspot.com (a work in progress).
But wait! There's more! See http://armeniadreamin.blogspot.com
Also, check out my sister's blog and sign up to become a follower! http://sweptashore.blogspot.com - thanks!
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