A chapter in my life closed, abruptly, before I really knew how to process my reality and the emotions that would follow a faint goodbye.
The right words to write this last month to sum up my experience haven’t come to me until more recently. These last 30-40 days since
Before Peace Corps, there were many instances where I sold myself short, took less than I worked for, bent until I broke, and became a
It’s inspired me to learn, to seek to understand, to hear, to observe, and to ask questions.
This has been a substantial month with many highs and lows, many realizations and conversations, and countless A-ha moments.
In a matter of months, my life has been twisted upside down and turned sideways, and yet, it has me feeling more at home with myself and fuller than before.
Interview was conducted by Katie Anderson with Kat’s Eye View and Ashley DeBoer with Thoughtful Blonde Katie and I prompted questions and Jamie answered, so
My thoughts and experiences during my first two weeks in St. Lucia with training, living with a host family, and being immersed in a new culture.