What to call it in Guyana; My Peace Corps Placement with Guy26, 2014-2016. As a member of GAD, the Gender and Development Task Force for Peace Corps, I will be helping to organize and orchestrate this camp along with five other PCVs and our Guyanese counterparts. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

A journey into the world of the Peace Corps and beyond. Except to say my Great-Uncle Paul passed away yesterday afternoon. I received an email Thursday informing me that my Uncle Paul was in a convalescent center due to an infection after a fall he had. He was having trouble breathing and was extremely tired. He passed away in his sleep surrounded by family. 12 Months, 12 Things. The first day of the rest of my life.

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Follow off the beaten path on WordPress. Midway through the Mashabo Rim Trail. Bridge crossing the lake in Mashabo. Group that walked the Mashabo rim trail! World Map Project, Windsor Forest Primary. Maura, Guy25, working on the World Map. Small get together in Region 3. Guyana Football Game at National Stadium.

Keeping On In The Amazon. Anyways, time to run back to the outhouse! January 18, 2015. New Year, New Post. Before I moved I had a. So now that you know what I am currently doing, let me tell. Honestly there are tons more experiences I could write about and I hope to be better with updating the .

Content of this blog is my personal perspective and does not reflect the views of the US government or Peace Corps. Sunday, August 9, 2015.

Kayleepcv My Peace Corps experience in Guyana, South America. My Peace Corps experience in Guyana, South America. A Day in the Peace Corps Life. I wakeup in the mornings to roosters crowing and usually Reggae, Celine Dion, rap, or Christian Gospel music peeping through my windows from nearby neighbors. I complete my 25 minute walk to school through the village with other students. I prepare the classroom and greet students. During the school year, I stay aft.

Tim, Peace Corps Volunteer in Guyana. Friday, July 10, 2015. Well, I spent a week in Kwakwani. After the walk, it was about 2 in the afternoon. We went to The Sycamore, a bar built next to a Sycamore tree, and had a few Banks beers. The music was Guyanese, ear splittingly loud and drowning out conversation, the sun was hot and the drinks were cold. A perfect South American afternoon. Monday, June 29, 2015. Wednesday, June 17, 2015. Monday, June 8, 2015.