As the Ecuadorians would say, “hace los años que no te veo.” (It has been years since I last saw you.) Time has gotten away from me, and I can’t believe February has already come and gone. I have been staying quite busy since I last posted. (my birthday. Ahhh!)
So, I will do my best to catch you up to speed without writing a novel.
So, I will do my best to catch you up to speed without writing a novel.

My host brother, Joselo, graduated grade school


It was Cecilia’s first time to
After the workshops for our counterparts were finished, they headed back to their sites and then my friends and I spent the rest of the week catching up, going out and speaking English!
After Reconnect, I went with my friend Chris to spend time with Sam in her site, Pacto. She lives in a cute little town that is similar in climate to my site. Good tranquilo time. My favorite part was our hike to the waterfalls. I’m looking forward to going back!
Random tree swing that reached out over a big crevasse with the river roaring below.



We are currently working on the theme sexuality, which is a very under addressed topic in my site. I help teach the workshops, and then I go to the youth group meetings to reinforce the info. that the youth promoters are teaching to their group.
2 comments:
Tranquilo time? Be serious! No ones says that! ;) Much love!
-Dan
After spending a few days with Alea and her Peace Corps friends, I can definitely confirm that each one of them used the word "tranquilo" instead of the English equivalent (calm/peaceful). Guess it's just one of those Peace Corps eccentricity things. ;-)
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