This post is puras fotos!
My house! Still
looking pretty. I love that flowers
bloom all year round (even if I miss how pretty spring is at home).
The people of Quebrada Pastor decided to use their most
significant leverage with the government – the highway upon which we are
located – to petition for two more teachers at our school, since our art and
religion teachers from last year were moved to different schools. Roadblocks are a popular way of getting the
government’s attention (as I also remember from working in Cruce de Blanco in
the Dominican Republic with Engineers Without Borders when I was in college).
Matt came to visit me again! Willy gave him a tour of the chocolate-making
process, so Matt got to crack open cacao pods with a machete, just like I did
back in September – and see the process all the way through to completion.
Vacation begins!
And much-needed after all the excitement from the beginning of the
month. Boquete is beautiful!!
And we ran into Nick, a fellow Peace Corps Volunteer from my group, also on vacation, with his parents, in Boquete!
Playa Las Lajas -- also very pretty -- great waves and beautiful sandy beach.
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