Whenever I think back on the 26 months I spent living in Tanzania, I smile. Although that piece of my heart I left in Tukuyu aches. Luckily a bigger piece of my heart, my husband (a fellow Peace Corps volunteer I met and fell in love with while I was serving) is always nearby :)
Still looking for that special someone or just want to read a Peace Corps related piece? Then check out this post "
12 Reasons to Date a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer"
My husband and I often whisper sweet nothings to each other in Swahili,
appreciate hot water, live low maintenance and refer to our 2nd/3rd
"mama"....Need someone to demonstrate safe sex condom techniques? We can
help, we even know how to carve a phallus out of sugar cane :)
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Condom race to help students overcome angst |
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A student demonstrating condom application on the sugar cane phallus |
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