PCV Katy Todd (SED, Dapaong):
Phone rings..."AMERICA!"
What another PCV said to me:
"You know, I don't know if it's because I've been in village for a while but you smell really good." With quotes like this one, makes me kind of love Peace Corps.
What another PCV said to me:
"You know, I don't know if it's because I've been in village for a while but you smell really good." With quotes like this one, makes me kind of love Peace Corps.
PCV Maggie McRae (CHAP, Dampiong):
"Got Konjit-ed by a random at your market. If this was a turf war I would be on your ass with a bike chain right now. Dampiong, dampiong, DAM-PI-OOOONNG."
(Think the movie Captain Hook.)
PCV Heidi TenPas (NRM, Nadjoundi):
"I smashed gecko eggs on my wall by my bed and then watched as the mother came back to check on her eggs...it was so heart wrenching!"
PCV John Barlow (NRM, Nanergou):
"Hey cool! Where'd you get sticky tack?" (Reference to something on a wall which he proceeds to smash with his finger.) "Yeah, that's a gecko egg," said PCV Charles (John replaced Charles in Nanergou)
PCV Brett Heimann (GEE, Dapaong):
"Alright guys, carrot...wait for it...cake. I've got everything we need--flour, sugar eggs..." "Where are the carrots?" Asked PCV Christy Villalobos (GEE, Tami) "Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck," said Brett. (The part in the season when carrots are every five feet.)
(Think the movie Captain Hook.)
PCV Heidi TenPas (NRM, Nadjoundi):
"I smashed gecko eggs on my wall by my bed and then watched as the mother came back to check on her eggs...it was so heart wrenching!"
PCV John Barlow (NRM, Nanergou):
"Hey cool! Where'd you get sticky tack?" (Reference to something on a wall which he proceeds to smash with his finger.) "Yeah, that's a gecko egg," said PCV Charles (John replaced Charles in Nanergou)
PCV Brett Heimann (GEE, Dapaong):
"Alright guys, carrot...wait for it...cake. I've got everything we need--flour, sugar eggs..." "Where are the carrots?" Asked PCV Christy Villalobos (GEE, Tami) "Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck," said Brett. (The part in the season when carrots are every five feet.)
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