travelin’ the globe

Alison is currently writing about life as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Swaziland. She regularly writes about her permagarden, the food she cooks, her chickens, and quick snippets of life.



Latest posts on http://www.travelintheglobe.wordpress.com:

  • Life after Peace Corps: A move

    This weekend I moved to DC to be close to work, whenever I get to go into the office. I managed to drive a commercial-size van myself, made less stressful due to the decreased traffic. My new roommate helped me … Continue reading →

  • Life after Peace Corps, months 3 and 4

    The month of February was spent applying for jobs. I tried to apply at locations where I could apply for multiple jobs, in hopes of increasing the number of applications even more. This didn’t work out, and my month’s total … Continue reading →

  • Life after Peace Corps, Month 2

    The month of January was focused on applying to more jobs. I started numerous lists to keep track of everything (jobs I am interested in, applications and interview requests, companies I am interested in, and Ohio health departments). All of … Continue reading →

  • Life after Peace Corps, Month 1

    I am confident I would have been more prepared for life after Peace Corps had my service not ended early. But since it did, and I have read very little about other RPCVs’ returns to a non-PC life, I have … Continue reading →

  • What I have been reading, part 2

    I wrote about my reading for the first half of the year here: What I have been reading, and this will take us through the second half of the year. An Echo in the Bone by Diana Gabaldon Written in … Continue reading →

  • Sometimes things do not work out as planned

    It has been 30 days since I left eSwatini. I am sure you have a million questions, and I do, too. Simply, Peace Corps ended my service because of a security incident. It took me this long to tell you … Continue reading →

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