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True love; a girl and her dog
Dimbo was his name and he was my best friend throughout pre-service training!
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Making Ivar
This was our very first experience with making Ivar, a red pepper spread. It is a day long process and once the Americans got out of bed, our host father took a lot of pride teaching us the whole process. Other than spending great quality time together, eating the end result was the best part of the day!!
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A ride around the neighborhood
This picture took place during our first month living with our host family. My host mother told me something in Macedonia and, as usual, I had no clue what she was saying, but followed her out the door. What a fun surprise to see our chariot waiting to take us for a ride around the block!
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Making Fertilizer
My friends and fellow youth group members excited about making organic fertilizer for the first time!
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Handmade Hammocks
I had the pleasure of helping to make this hammock when I did a site visit to Morazon, El Salvador
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Me and my counterpart
Me and my 3rd year counterpart - Dr. William Jimbo, the PMTCT Advisor to PEPFAR
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Young Women Empowerment Groups
Part of a PCV created activity in 4 villages to empower young women in HIV prevention as part of the District's Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) program.
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Crazy cat woman
Showing my cat to some neighborhood boys. Yes, they totally thought I was the crazy cat woman/a witch.
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Ouch!
Documenting just one of the MANY injections we got during pre-service training.
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Wheel barrow races
Neighborhood kids holding wheelbarrow races in my front yard. Molepolole, Botswana
