A blog about my adventures, wherever I may be.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

CoS-ing in Guam


It’s the beginning of the end at MHS.  For my final fall semester I am teaching a senior reading class, a senior writing class, and a junior language arts class.  I am also the Language Arts Department Chairperson (I have an official ID and everything).  Most important, however, is that there is a NEW LIBRARIAN YAY at my school.  I will train her in library management skills (the main reason why I extended my service) so I can leave the MHS library in good hands.

Right at this very moment I am in Guam with the remaining M77’s (18 out of 31 survived until the very end) for our Close of Service conference.  We have been discussing paperwork (thank you government agency), our diverse experiences, and how to reintegrate into the real world.  Thankfully I don’t have to think about all this for now but in about seven months I’ll be frantically trying to recall strategies for readjustment!  I’ll let you know how that goes.  I also used some of my dwindling vacation days to explore Guam with my fellow li en Pohnpei.
Iced chai
Two Lovers Point
Quite the drop
Beach

Caribou ride
Peace Corps Volunteers?
FUNNEL CAKE at Chamorro Village
Beautiful views
Love & peace GUAM STYLE
M77 Team Pohnpei!!!

2 comments:

  1. The end of one adventure, the beginning of many more!

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  2. Congratulations for a job well done M77 Team Pohnpei and all the other PCV's. You are the future leaders ....the hope of our country- young trailblazers who are passionate, compassionate and dedicated.

    We are so proud of you!!

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