I'm in Peace Corps Honduras for 27 months in Honduras doing Protected Areas Management.
"The contents of this website are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the US Government or the Peace Corps."
I don't know how to upload pictures to a blog, so here is the link to the web album. I hope this works. And, most of them have captions to explain a little. Tell me what you think!
YES!!!!!!!!! PICTURES!!!!!!!! I LOVE THEM!!!!!! Honestly, are those mountains for real? They're huge. I love all the pictures of Nepal, but honestly my favorite is you in the mirror waving hello to us! That is absolutely the best. Good luck putting together your presentation...you'll be great. And as Gma Grace would say, don't forget to smile and hold your head up straight. BTW, I bet her comments on this blog would have been absolutely hilarious. That's a thought to smile about.
Kathleen! Wow! Thanks for including me and sharing such a descriptive, fun and thoughtful perspective on your experience. Is it OK if I share this with: 1. my bro John, who's big on TB/infectious disease and public health, and has done work in NC on public health and climate change; and 2. Martha Carlough, one of my residency directors who has worked in Obstetrics, Family Medicine, and women's health in Nepal for many years?
Here are pics from Guatemala: http://picasaweb.google.com/jimmygwallace/Guatemala
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YES!!!!!!!!! PICTURES!!!!!!!! I LOVE THEM!!!!!! Honestly, are those mountains for real? They're huge. I love all the pictures of Nepal, but honestly my favorite is you in the mirror waving hello to us! That is absolutely the best. Good luck putting together your presentation...you'll be great. And as Gma Grace would say, don't forget to smile and hold your head up straight. BTW, I bet her comments on this blog would have been absolutely hilarious. That's a thought to smile about.
Kathleen! Wow! Thanks for including me and sharing such a descriptive, fun and thoughtful perspective on your experience. Is it OK if I share this with:
1. my bro John, who's big on TB/infectious disease and public health, and has done work in NC on public health and climate change; and
2. Martha Carlough, one of my residency directors who has worked in Obstetrics, Family Medicine, and women's health in Nepal for many years?
Here are pics from Guatemala: http://picasaweb.google.com/jimmygwallace/Guatemala
hahaha, Yes, I wish Grandma Grace would comment.
And, absolutely Jimmy, anyone. It's pretty embarrassingly naive though... I hope their expectations aren't too high.
Will you give me John's email address actually?
And your pictures are AWESOME from Guatemala. Jacquelyn hitchhiking is my favorite.
John's email address is jwwallac@email.unc.edu - he'd be excited to hear from you.
Keep having fun!
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