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It's Really Over?
... jeepny and all of a sudden, whose head pops up from behind the front seat?! Miko! All the composure I had gained on our drive to the airport was lost as soon and he started yelling, "Ate Lemissa! Ate Lemissa!"
We said goodbye to him again and then went to clear "security" at the airport. We waited for about a half hour until our flight was ready to board to Manila.
Once we reached Manila we had to change terminals in order to check in for our flight to ...
Our Final Farewell
... We had all our favorite dishes and so much more. Spaghetti (no meat sauce), veggie spring rolls and carrot fritters for my favorites. Mango float dessert, beef tenderloin, shrimp for Heather and Allyson. We were all so excited to see the spread of our favorite dishes.
Many of the volunteers came to bid us goodbye. We've exchanged emails, Facebook, and took tons of photos.
Two highlights of the night were:
The Goldilocks ...
Project Tour and Caniago Island
... at the last second. Once we made it all the way around we got into the water. The next few hours I was either laying in the water or taking a nap on the sand. It was pretty much an ideal morning.
We left early so that we could go to a zip line that was on the route home. I'd never done a really big zip line before and wasn't about to pass the opportunity up. The line went through this mountain pass, over a river canyon and was 800 meters long. They ...
Rain Rain Go Away
... us at the clinic with little messages on the back. They are all so genuine and I could tell they enjoyed having us around. It's too bad we only worked there for two and a half weeks.
As my trip is coming to an end, I'm not sure how to feel. I really miss my family and friends and the comfort I feel at home, yet I am going to miss the Philippines for all the things this country has done for me. My host family ...
Off the radar
... wash yourself, and dump it again. I might take up this form of personal hygiene at home. We don't have regular showers here because that amount of water isn't available. Soap and toilet paper are also not commonly used, and that's been interesting. I've been carrying hand sanitizer and a roll of TP with me everywhere. Many people take for granted what they deem are necessities for living. Water, soap, and tissue are a blessing here, not a ...
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