Bianca Henao, 131 TESS Bpit term: the month-long break for Peace Corps Thailand volunteers that occurs twice a year and sends us just about anywhere. Most of us take advantage of the […]
Healthy Living: Ashley’s Yoga Retreat
To the City of Angels
Carissa Anderson, 130 YinD To the city of angels: After living in Thailand for little more than a year, I’ve always viewed Bangkok like an annoying sibling. It’s a required relationship to […]
Si Thep: 3 Days in the Peace Corps
Kayla Adams, visiting friend of PCV Michael Marano The whiskey and water haze my vision softly at the edges, making this memory, even in its presence, as beautiful as a dream. I […]
Three Ways Indonesia Reignited My Commitment to Serve
Gabe Reid, 130 TESS Traveling to Bali, Indonesia was, without a doubt, the best trip of my life. I enjoyed everything from the moment we got off of the plane: socializing with […]
Travel Bug
Ali Talwar, 130 TESS I’m not sure when I got bit, or if I was just born with it, but I’ve caught a bug. One that leaves me itching, itching for more. […]
Phu Kradueng National Park
Megan Cindric, 129 YinD An ~unofficial~ travel guide Phu Kradueng National Park is one of the most popular parks in all of Thailand, situated in Loei province in Issan. I know what […]
Tears All Over the World
Theresa Kozelka, 129 YinD I have never considered myself much of a “crier.” Although my friends who studied abroad with me might disagree after helping me through my first long-distance relationship. However, […]
A Different Kind of Travel
Meghan McCabe, Sister of Peace Corps Volunteer Kayla McCabe I have been lucky enough to have had several opportunities to travel the world. I have experienced different cultures, languages, and lifestyles and […]
Meghan’s Visit
Kayla McCabe, 129 YinD “We look alike but that’s about where the similarities stop” is how I’ve been describing my older sister, Meghan, for as long as I can remember. All of […]
Laura’s Site Through Ray’s Eyes
Every volunteer has a unique experience depending on the location, religion, and traditions of their site. Each month we will explore a new volunteer’s site through the eyes of a visiting volunteer […]
Outdoor Adventure Gems in Thailand
Jeff Goldman, spouse of Kathryn Goldman, DPT PC Thailand As a trailing spouse in Thailand since February 2015, I’ve had the special opportunity to pursue my passions as a health nut, nature […]
Abbey’s Site Through KC’s Eyes
Every volunteer has a unique experience depending on the location, religion, and traditions of their site. Each month we will explore a new volunteer’s site through the eyes of a visiting volunteer […]
Readjusting to Adjust
Berline Exume, 130 TESS During Pre-Service Training, as a group, we are told that the first few months at our new site may be rough and require a lot of flexibility. We […]
Embracing Thailand with “Malee”
Linda Cotrufello, Peace Corps Mom of Alex Cotrufello, 129 YinD It is February 20, 2018 and I have been in Thailand for nearly a month. I have 5 more days to enjoy […]
Alex and Linda’s Fantastically Exhausting Mother-Daughter Adventure
Alex Cotrufello, 129 YinD A year had come and gone since I had last seen my mother waving at me from our tiny airport gate in Oregon. A year is a long […]
Peace Corps Thailand Magazine 