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Packing

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What’s it like to be Black in Thailand?

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Tatted in Thailand: Kayla, Bethany & Michael

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Peaks & Valleys, Vol. 14 feat. Corley Hicks

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What Lies in the Margins

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To All the People that Loved Me Before

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The Lovely Bones

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Carissa Sutter, 126  

Sunscreen Song Adaptation/Advice for Group 127

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Carissa Sutter, 126 Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of ’58: Wear sunscreen. If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it. The long term benefits […]

Meet Interim Country Director, Ken Puvak!

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Carissa Sutter, 126 Interim Country Director Ken Puvak Education 1979 Political Science Bachelors Degree from Penn State University 1984 Masters degree in Government Administration from the University of Pennsylvania Peace Corps Experience […]

Hang in There!         

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 16/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Carolyn Nickels-Cox, 34 At the end of our first half year as Peace Corps Volunteers in Amphur Muang Kalasin teaching English as a foreign language at the girls’ and boys’ schools, Chuck and […]

28 Day Challenge

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Matthew Fontana, 126 My time serving with the Peace Corps has no doubt been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I kind of expected that going into it. What […]

I was beautiful back then too

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Ty Miranda, 127 Growing up, I had major insecurity issues. I would walk into Old Navy to buy some pants for the new school year and dread learning that I went up […]

Food for Thought

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Christiana Lang, 126 Drinks and Starters Think about it. Your ideal day in your ideal life. No doubt there would be chocolate fountains, a liberal budget for excursions, a loving partner, uncontrollable […]

Kyrgyzstan Eats

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 16/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Adrianna Neuenschwander, 126   While Peace Corps volunteers in Thailand have to deal with eating crickets, ants and chicken feet on the daily, volunteers in other parts of the world have their […]

I Know I’m Sii Dtam.

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 16/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Anonymous  She could not stand to look at me. She walked by with her friend and covered her face with her schoolbook. On her way back from the bathroom I used the […]

10 Easy Things A Peace Corps Volunteer Can Do For The Environment in Thailand

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 16/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Shawn Green and Counterpart Ajahn Teeraporn (Kwan) My first contribution to Sticky Rice- yay!* Two disclaimers; one, this article is based on and limited by my knowledge and experience in very rural […]

Peace Corps Thailand Main Office History

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#LiveYourGoals

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Khao Rai Sub Da Show your support Help us to increase the number of girls and women playing football worldwide from 30 to 45 million by the time of the FIFA Women’s […]

13 Types of Houses PCVs Call Home

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 08/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Skylar Gingrich, 126 Peace Corps shared a few pictures of the variety of homes that PCVs enjoy: peacecorps.gov

Bangkok Bike Trails

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 08/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Lauren Breland, 126 This free e-book by the Tourist Authority of Thailand (written entirely in Thai) provides cycling routes in Bangkok, Chachoengsao, Lop Buri, Nakhon Pathom, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Samut Prakan, Samut […]

What Should PCVs Call Me

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 08/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

When I don’t want my neighbors to know that I’m home.

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The Adventures of Khao & Soy // by: Pakou Khang

Serving in the south be like...
Serving in the south be like…
Khao and Soy made it through the term unscathed... Did you?
Khao and Soy made it through the term unscathed… Did you?
Khao is terribly distracted about this upcoming bpit-term... #arewethereyet?
Khao is terribly distracted about this upcoming bpit-term… #arewethereyet?
Khao&Soy_August
Khao & Soy_July
Khao and Soy on their last baht and can't decide if they want to live for the moment or live for the month. Decisions, decisions.
Khao and Soy on their last baht and can’t decide if they want to live for the moment or live for the month. Decisions, decisions.
Khao and Soy have mixed feelings about heading back to school.
Khao and Soy have mixed feelings about heading back to school.
Khao and Soy are ready for their trip.... did they remember everything?
Khao and Soy are ready for their trip…. did they remember everything?
How Khao and Soy deal with the summer heat
How Khao and Soy deal with the summer heat
Khao and Soy make bike safety fashionable
Khao and Soy make bike safety fashionable
Meet Sticky Rice's new mascot, Khao, and his trusty sidekick, Soy.
Meet Sticky Rice’s new mascot, Khao, and his trusty sidekick, Soy.

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