I have found it very interesting that throughout this entire process, I have not cried once. Well okay, I did back when I found out that I actually got into the Peace Corps, but I haven't cried since. Not when I said goodbye to my extended family, not when I said goodbye to Andrew's parents, and not when I said goodbye to my closest friends. Weird? Yes. I think I'm so overwhelmed with the emotions and with what I'm actually doing that I'm not allowing the feelings to process. I think if I did, the floodgates would open and I wouldn't have the willpower to get on the plane. So, to all of you that I love, don't think I'm not sad to leave you. I think that I'm actually so incredibly sad about it, that I'm in "preservation" mode.
I'll write more later.

Heya, I'm going with you to Peru as a wat/san volunteer. Our weight limit looks to be 100 lbs per volunteer. As for packing this is slightly unconfirmed but for our flight to Lima, the PC has an overall allotment for baggage weight. So if 20 of us were going, we'd have a 2,000lb limit for all the volunteers. As long as other people are under, you can be over. But just remember you can get much of what you need in Peru, including clothes/toiletries/shoes. Good luck packing and see you Thursday!
ReplyDeleteI hear you on the whole crying thing. I haven't cried all that much...I think all is going to let loose once we get to Peru. ha
ReplyDeleteI'm crying...please tell me that i can see you just one more time before you go!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited for you Jenna! And I'm looking forward to all of your updates on this blog. You're on my list to visit lady! Maybe we can organize it around NYE and make it over to Rio together for the event! Between my Portuguese and your Spanish we'll be set! GOOD LUCK and much love cousin!!
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