heyarnolds:

Day 71: Thanks Crayola (& Sally). Hebron was squealing with excitement! I told her she has to keep both the crayons and coloring book at the house. She said, “Ishi” (ok) & then attempted to smuggle them outside! 

So adorable!

heyarnolds:

Day 62: The girl’s got style.

I was helping make hamburgers and fries with some other Volunteers for some of our Cameroonian friends while visiting my regional capital. I love children here and this young girl seemed amiable enough that I could approach her. She didn’t quite get the fist bump so it turned into a one finger and thus, voila, E.T. phone home!

 Peace Corps Volunteer Janelle Walikonis

katieinpanama:

4th graders singing the hokey pokey at the English week assembly!

That’s what it’s all about!

This is my host brother having his hair washed by my host mom. He was born only a week after I arrived at my site. Because of that, it was always easy to remember how old he was. I took this picture close to the end of my service, so that means Jose is almost 2 years old here.

Peace Corps Agriculture Volunteer Sara Jablonski 

While walking in Jozani Forest, Zanzibar in April 2011, I was able to capture many photos of these Old World monkeys, yet this was the only one who did not seem frightened as I approached.

Peace Corps Agriculture Volunteer Chuck Cascio