This project has been a pain in the butt at times, and I've missed and made up for more days than I'd like to admit, but I'm so glad to have these photos to look back on. I will update once more (probably tomorrow?) with a compilation video of the photos from the past year.
Living in Vanuatu has been a trip, and while I'm sad to have left my friends and family on Ambae, I'm looking forward to getting down to business with my new job in the Capital.
Here's to one more year!
The two wonderful Program Managers for the Peace Corps Vanuatu IT folks, Bela and Len
Outside of the Peace Corps Office in Vila
One of the projects I'm helping with this year is with these girls. They were part of SMART Sistas ICT Camp last year, and were selected to participate in a robotics competition in Washington DC in July. I, along with a few others, are helping them to build and program the robot.
Enjoying my giant snickerdoodle, after a lovely Easter dinner with some Peace Corps friends
The first trial robot completed! It's a little car that can drive around; now on to designing and building our own robot!
This is Seli, she works at the front desk in the Peace Corps office, and is a lovely first face to see when arriving at the office
Picking up the kava from Manioc Kava Bar for the first kava with the new volunteers
My new office
Starting my new work; mobile app development. This is an app that will help people track their blood pressure and heart rate.
Laura's last kava. From left to right: Steve, Alexis, Laura, Mike, me, and Jeff
This seemed like a fitting photo to end on; waving goodbye as we head off to a 4-year-old's birthday party on Iririki
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