Caitlin Roman, 128 RPCV Peace Corps Pets. Some of us have em, some of us want em, some of us would ET without them. Whether you’ve gained a furry friend as a […]
Homeward Bound: All You Need to Know About Sending Your Peace Corps Pets Home
World Cap Map
Josh Kaufmann, RPCV Group 128 During the last few months of my service I began working with a brilliant teacher who encouraged me to put into action a final project that had […]
Guide to Thai Noodles and Existential Crises
William R. Blackford, 128 YinD Bored? Tired of eating rice? Feeling an existential crisis trying to force its way into your present thoughts as you attempt to teach Thai children? Struggling to […]
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Michael “Beaux” Mudd, 128 TCCS Recently, I was sitting in the office at school working on flash cards to give to my counterpart. In the office with me was our school’s principal […]
Faces of Peace Corps Thailand: Molly O’Brien
Artwork by Catherine Nightengale, 129 YinD Molly O’Brien Group: 128 // Program: YinD Fun Facts I currently live with about 10 cats I love sandwiches I have written 8 novels over the […]
Only Fifty Photos
Linda Smittle, 128 TCCS Last week a teacher approached me in the teacher work room: “I am making a report. I need some photos of you in Thailand.” How many photos do […]
Peaks & Valleys, Vol. 4 feat. Marcus MtCastle
Rae Richards, 129 TCCS Welcome to a column meant to explore the highs and lows of Peace Corps volunteer life—in Thailand and beyond! Each month, we will highlight a current Peace Corps […]
Yoga for Other Movement Varieties
Danyal Eisenbrandt, 128 YinD Hi y’all! Danyal here, and I thought I’d take on an interdisciplinary route and discuss how yoga can really benefit different workout methods and regiments. Thereafter, I’ll share […]
Cooking With Cait: Jackfruit Sandwich
Caitlin Denton, 128 YinD I’m a huge fan of fusion foods. There are many approaches to fusion though. Some try to combine foods from their different backgrounds or experiences in cultures. Some […]
A Thai Hero
Tom Kirst, 128 YinD Hi, this is Tom, way up north in Maefahluang, Chaing Rai. I hope everyone had a happy holiday season at your home away from home. This time of […]
Same Same, but Different: The Story of One PCV’s Long Distance Relationship
Kim Roberts, 128 TCCS I have been in a long-distance relationship throughout the duration of my Peace Corps service. My partner and I wrote about our experience during the last two years […]
CAIT’S THAI PAD | Season 4 Episode 4
Check out Peace Corps Thailand Volunteer Cait’s community and home in our new series called “Thai Pads.” If you would like to share any ideas or suggestions or be featured in an […]
A Day in the Life
Sticky Rice Staff, 2017-2018 This quarter, instead of a theme we decided to try something new. The staff and contributors at Sticky Rice voted on a prompt which various members of our […]
Lazy Girl’s Guide to Incorporating STEM Into Anything
India Wirt, 128 TCCS As Peace Corps Volunteers, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the day to day life and do only as much as you have to in order to […]
[Blog Repost] The Importance of Being Seen
William Blackford, 128 YinD One of the most important things I have learned in Thailand is that if you want people to come talk to you, sit by the food. Hands down […]
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