Compañeros,
A big shout out from Santo Domingo, Ecuador. Hope everyone is well and doing work that is worth doing. I spent the day visiting some of my students who are completing an agricultural internship in the coastal area of Ecuador. The highlight was a non-textbook ascent of a cherrymoya (sp? Google it) tree to harvest some of its delicious, funky shaped fruit. The operation was a success with only minor corporal damage inflicted by some unneighborly red ants.
Much love from the backwoods and backwaters,
zc
Boomer!
I did not know the blog was being updated, I will have to check in more often.
It was good to see you when you were home, it sounds like things are still rocking in your neck of the woods. Keep jamming! I am anxiuos to see some new pics of the chicken houses and talapia farms, it really sounds like things are moving down there..very good.
Smore made the move, and he loves it. He still stays close to the house, but I have no doubt he will be terrorizing the neighborhood soon. I have noticed him eying the dairy cows with a gleam in his eye. I have determined he thinks he might “take one down” when the time is right…
Proud of you, be safe out there.
Press On.
Love,
Brian
hey buddy! I haven’t heard from you in awhile… how’s it goin?
take care! i miss your face!
I found you cousin!!!!!!
Your site warms my soul! We must catch up less we continue in pursuit of this same love and never revel in the magesty of it together while on earth!
I pray earnestly for you. I’m so happy to see your face in those pictures.
Hey…do those people know about the rubiks cube laugh?
If not I think you should share your talent.
I love you,
Monica
Hi,
My name is Jeff and I’m an RPCV from Belize. I am in grad school at the University of Vermont now and am working a group hired by the Ecuadorian Govt to generate some economic development strategies for the country.
I wanted to include an interview with some Ecuador PCVs. Would you be willing to participate by answering a few questions by email? It would really help to have your responses to help us understand the nature of the Ecuadorian economy. If you are willing, please send me an email at: frankjef@gmail.com and I’ll send out our interview questions. Thanks so much,
Jeff
It’s cherimoya. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherimoya
Zac, you should start this blog back up. I was wondering what you are doing now.