This month has probably been my hardest, most emotional month in Peace Corps. It was like a roller coaster. I'm going to choose not to go public with all of the details. If you are interested, I am happy to have a conversation or e-mail with you.
Ok, now that sounds like there is some huge secret, which is not the case. In very few words- We had an All Volunteer Conference where PC Washington informed us of mandatory changes that are taking place in the northern triangle in Central America. This personally effects me because I have to close my service (COS) by March 24th, instead of July 16. There are a ton more details and everyone was effected differently. Right now I am coping with wrapping up my life here and planning for my future...all in six weeks time, rather than six months. Needless to say, I am a little overwhelmed, BUT taking advantage of every single moment I have left as a PC Volunteer in Patzun!
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| Training group shrunk to 14 members. Such a fun group! I am going to miss them dearly. |
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| Karen Raquel's first day of school! Adorable, right?! |
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| Noehemi's 7th Birthday! Oh, how's she grown since last year. It's not until you celebrate a second birthday with the family that you realize how long you've been here. Children grow up so fast. |
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| Cheers! Christamas gift exchange with Raquel, Hector and Raquel. |
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| Playing Santa Maggie with Mary and Anderson |
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