Friday, July 12, 2013. Yesterday I completed my last official project as a PCV, and it was an incredible way to wrap up my service. Cambodian and American students co-taught each lesson. Students wait with anticipation for the raffle .

60 Peace Corps volunteers serving 27 months in Cambodia. Over 100,000 twelfth graders around Cambodia started their last high school exam this morning. For the fifth time since the fall of the Khmer Rouge, Cambodians head to the polls today for the National Assembly elections. Gearing up for the elections.

Get out of your mind and become crazy about your future in a creative way! The sound moves like a wave through the village, one kid will blast his horn from one end of the village, then other kids will blast theirs in response, until you hear a roar of honking both near and distant through the village! .

Reflections of the Past Year. My Dad, Uncle Rodney and Uncle Clarence came to visit me in Germany. It was a blast to have them visit and show them my life abroad. I fell in love with my school and was sad to end my time teaching there. IGS Ingelheim will always hold a special place in my heart.

Ask what makes you come alive and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive. The next session was about discrimination and stereotyping which was led by two young Khmer women who were super Western in the way they acted and one was even a K7 and K8 LCF! May 29, 2014.

Today, while taking my beloved dog-brother Beau for a walk, I finally had what I can honestly say is my first and truest feelings of loss and longing for Cambodia. But back to my story. Beau and I walked toward the Minnehaha Falls. I usually let him lead the way.

A Life of Service in Kampuchea. Chronicling the Peace Corps Experience. What could I possibly make with these few, paltry items? September 3, 2012.