Despedidas or “good byes” are now in full swing. The last time I blogged, I had just finished eating dinner with my fellow business PCVs and our bosses. Here’s a foto of the group
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| Biz Na$ty 56! |
Friday, we gave a presentation to the Nicaraguan Peace Corps
office staff and Madame Ambassador Powers.
We made a video based around the premise of “A day in the life of a
small business development volunteer”. Mainly,
we all took short videos of our daily activities from our point of view so it
focuses on the work and not person. It
turned out GREAT.
After the presentation, we went back to the hotel and
changed into casual wares for TACO TIME.
The director of Peace Corps Nicaragua invited us all over to his house
and he made (HOMEMADE) hummus, guacamole, chips, salsa and beef, pork and
chicken tacos for 45 people. It was
delicious. It was also sad because it meant we
had to say good bye to the staff and the agriculture volunteers whom we will
probably never see again.
Yesterday we woke up early and made the trek down to San
Juan del Sur (super touristy town of Nicaragua). The 16 of us rented a SWEET house and reminisced
over all the great experiences and stories we’ve had.
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| Air conditioning and a pool = heaven |
This morning I went on a “hike” to see the largest Jesus statue outside
of Rio. At the top, they wanted us to
pay $2 which was sadly outside of our budget.
So we gave our cameras to one of our Nica friends and he took photos for
us.
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| Pedro overlooking the bay |
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| Jesus grande |
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