Our chicken coup
The perks of having to go outside to use the bathroom
Outdoor toilet for nice weather
Our indoor toilet for the winter
My House
Our welcoming ceremony
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This webpage is a place where I can post pictures and stories about my time in the Peace Corps in Moldova. The content on this page in no way reflects the views and opinions of Peace Corps or the United States government.
This webpage is a place where I can post pictures and stories about my time in the Peace Corps in Moldova. The content on this page in no way reflects the views and opinions of Peace Corps or the United States government.
About Me
- Jennifer Nelson
- I am in the Peace Corps in the small country of Moldova (between Romania and Ukraine). I have 2 days left to go!
Contact Info
Jennifer Nelson
Corpul Pacii
12 Grigore Ureche Str.
Chisinau 2001, Moldova
*Don't send letters in regular business envelopes, they will not get here!!
House Phone #011+373+231+61365
Cell Phone #011+373+797+37942
Free Text Message http://www.moldcell.md/
Peace Corps Office for emergencies #011+373+22+545020
Corpul Pacii
12 Grigore Ureche Str.
Chisinau 2001, Moldova
*Don't send letters in regular business envelopes, they will not get here!!
House Phone #011+373+231+61365
Cell Phone #011+373+797+37942
Free Text Message http://www.moldcell.md/
Peace Corps Office for emergencies #011+373+22+545020
Care Package Ideas
Peanutbutter(natural, salted, crunchy),
Fruit Leather,
Reeses!,
DVDs w/o the cases,
Wool yarn,
Brown Sugar,
Any American style treat
Fruit Leather,
Reeses!,
DVDs w/o the cases,
Wool yarn,
Brown Sugar,
Any American style treat
3 comments:
Great pictures, who is the woman in the welcoming photo? What are the ages and names of your sisters and brothers? Can you post pictures of them, too? Hope you're settling in and getting used to things. Do you know what you'll be doing yet? We miss you.
The woman in the photo is a language instructor posing as a traditional "something" and leading the welcoming ceremony of bread and salt and wine. My brother Vadim is 18, my sister Mariana is 17, and my brother Daniel is 8. I will post pictures next time of them (I forgot my USB cord for my camera today). I have no idea what I will be doing yet. I don't think I will ever know. The position isn't something that is definable. It's kind of what we make it. I could be working with a mayor or I could be placed with one or more NGOs to work with them. I will probably do a lot of secondary projects such as summer camps, maybe an arts and crafts club, maybe an english club, etc. What I do and how much I do is kind of up to me.
I love these pictures! Especially the toilet shots =)
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