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Kickin' It
Mozambican primary school girls perform a tradition dance during a 50th Anniversary celebration during PST
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PST Community Clean Up!
Moz 16 PCTs and their homestay families gave a helping hand on June 12th to clean up a part of the local hospital.
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When it rains, it pours.
Never had I ever experienced rain like this until Peace Corps El Salvador, when the rain just falls for hours and hours in sheets and buckets. There is no going anywhere, just time to wait it out and watch the rainfall. Asi es.
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Silhouette
Just another day in site...
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Don't forget to brush your teeth.
Tooth Brushing Charla- Los Cimientos, Morazan, during a medical brigade, May 2011.
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My Workspace
Student presentations in the classroom.
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A Guide to Knowing When You're in Trouble
When the two of you start having things. A thing we had early on was sometimes during a conversation I would just stare at her and smile, partly because I enjoyed looking at her (she's a very look-atable gal), but mainly to annoy her, which worked magnificently. She would ask Mii arai? (What is it?) and I would play dumb and ask Mii arai? back and we'd have a little Mii arai? war until she'd get frustrated and snap Mai mii! (Nothing!) and I'd pretend to ponder over this and reach an und...
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Blue-headed Tree Agama
A Blue-headed Tree Agama hanging out on a tree in the courtyard of our primary school. Because they bob their head up and down, there is a myth among the villagers that they call down the lightning from the sky.
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Bug on Our Windowsill
This strange bug landed on the latch of our window at home.
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Falling Bridges...
Dumptruck full of sand fell through the bridge that divides the two sides of our village. Until the bridge could be repaired it made it quite difficult for Woody and I to get to two of our three schools.
