When I was a school teacher in the States, I loved taking part in (most) professional development sessions. Some were so awesome and some were boring power points with no juicy ideas. Getting new ideas to make my classroom a better place for my students to learn was always exciting. I was thinking about that this last week while I was down in Nuku'alofa for a training with PC. This training, called In-Service Training, marks a significant point in Peace Corps: I'm 1/3 of the way done with my service.
This is both exciting and frightening. Exciting because it's moving way faster than I thought and frightening because I feel like I have so much more to do to feel like I've really helped the people here in Tonga. Oiaue. Baby steps.
This is both exciting and frightening. Exciting because it's moving way faster than I thought and frightening because I feel like I have so much more to do to feel like I've really helped the people here in Tonga. Oiaue. Baby steps.
Here are a couple shots from the last few weeks. I hope you enjoy. I will be back to posting more frequently very soon! I promise!
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| This is Group 77 enjoying Nuku'alofa. |
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| The sunset on Vava'u. (This picture was taken by my friend Katy) |
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| Snorkeling in Swallow's Cave - Vava'u. |
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| Harrison is like my Peace Corps brother. He listens to all my crazy ideas. |
Here's to getting back into the swing of things and being back in my little village. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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