I'm coming home! And I wish I could say I was ready, but I'm not. But if I wait around until I'm ready, I have a feeling I'd be waiting a while. It's hard to "wrap-up" such a life-defining

So the last couple weeks went something like this. It's customary for most Peace Corps Volunteers to get a "Last Kaekae," with their village before they leave, where every kind of laplap is prepared

I've decided to leave my village in the most complicated fashion possible. Most volunteers have a big garage sale in their village when they leave in order to make a couple extra bucks to pay for a

The other day I was hanging out with my friend Maru when we started talking about my imminent departure, which is all we really talk about now- "klosap yu go naoia." Maru was telling me that she

If you read that last entry, thanks for bearing with me. I just finished my second girls' camp on Santo, which went A LOT smoother than the first. There were fewer girls and most of them had very