I finally received my inviation and will be moving to El Salvador to become a Peace Corps volunteer in the Youth Development program. I am so thankful and excited to go to the country and I am very ready to begin to learn about their culture, language, and assimilate into their society.
I have had many talks with returned Peace Corps volunteers (RPCV) about what sort of expectations one should bring with them to their country.
And I would love to give you my expectations, but I am in Boston and I have to go look at revolutionary author's houses.
The contents of this blog are mine personally and do not reflect any position of the U.S. government or the Peace Corps.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Just Waiting To Be Invited
I have heard through friends that are now back from volunteering that the hardest part of the process is being cleared medically. I heard that it was the hardest part about a month ago, and I was cleared in February. Since then I have been waiting to be invited and from the person I talked to yesterday in the legal department I will be receiving my invitation in a week or so.
The main thing I need to do now is take care of some things here and sort of wrap my mind around the reality of this really happening.
I really do not have much more to say except that the next time I write it will probably be about where I will be living and some expectations that I have. For right now I will enjoy what I have here and wait.
The main thing I need to do now is take care of some things here and sort of wrap my mind around the reality of this really happening.
I really do not have much more to say except that the next time I write it will probably be about where I will be living and some expectations that I have. For right now I will enjoy what I have here and wait.
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