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Each saturday, all 40 volunteers come together from their individual sights for more training.
When
we do, I cant even tell you the pure joy on our faces when the PC
brought out a tub of peanut butter and a bottle of honey, and crackers.
It was just as good as any christmas morning in recent memory.Each saturday, all 40 volunteers come together from their individual sights for more training.
Talk about a wonderful moment in my life. Just look at that bar of gold in my hand |
The way I prepared mine, in case you are interested, is that I spread the peanut butter evenly with the knife, then i carved this crevice in the pb in a straight line, then filled that with honey. Then with each delicious bite, I would scoot my tongue along the bite-line, as to move the peanut butter to cover the area that the honey would not be able to drip out of. I had that jawn DOWN.
The PC is so good to us.
In fact, I even ration the Oreos they bring. They bring these little packs of 4, and I decided to save them for days during the week that I am sad. So far I ate 2, and that's not because I was sad yet, its just because its hard to save them.
Us in one of the PC buses |
What do I miss most, food wise? Desert. We all went around and talked about what desert we would want most, and what we would be willing to pay for it. I mean, we eat very well, and three times a day, but there just isn't desert here. For each person who went around, the desert got more and more ridiculous and grand.
Hey Tom, I don't know if I ever mentioned this to you, but my wife was actually in Peace Corps Nicaragua (Nica 34), and had her host family in El Rosario too! Her host parents were Reyna and Pedro (she says they live in a purple house by the park). Anyway, if any of your fellow PCVs are staying with them tell them to say that Renee says hi!
ReplyDeleteAlso, here's a pro-tip on the peanut butter/snack foods front: you can get that stuff in Managua at the "PriceMart", which is the Nica version of Costco. Check it out next time you're in town. Keep up the posts man, love it!