Tag Archive: Peace Corps

During the last seven months of my Peace Corps service, I will be featuring photographs and stories of several persons with disabilities living in Cameroon. All the photos will be part of a series called “Persons with Disabilities of Cameroon.” The goal of presenting photographs and their stories is to create better awareness about the […]

Over one week ago, I traveled to the southern part of the Southwest region to see another part of Cameroon.  Alex and I explored Limbe, one of the two well-known beaches in Cameroon, and also Buea, the capital of the Southwest region. Some Peace Corps Volunteers say they prefer Kribi, Cameroon’s other well-known beach, because […]

Last January, I took a break from living in Cameroon to explore another part of Africa and see my family.  I met my family who traveled from the US in South Africa.  I traveled to Kruger National Park and Cape Town and took a road trip on Garden Route to Knysna. It was a trip […]

One year ago, I wrote a post on how persons with disabilities are denied access to water.  In honor of World Water Day, I would like to share some exciting updates on how one gentleman is making water more accessible for persons with disabilities who have no indoor plumbing in their homes. Before I share […]

“There is no telling how many miles you will have to run while chasing a dream.” – Author unknown I’m at the stage where I’m three-fourths way through a very long marathon.  I have been running for a very longtime.  I have been counting down how many miles I have left to go for some […]