Kyle Kincaid PCV
Peace Corps
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Apia, Western Samoa
South Pacific
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In this post, Elisa shares some Samoan superstitions with us. Editor’s Note: A while back I was having dinner with my friend Elisa, a fello... -
Without any doubt, faausi is my favorite Samoan food. I remember the first time I had it in the training village, back in October of 2009, ...
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Places we spend time with family often take on new and deeper meanings than what they actually are. A special gathering place can see multi... -
Samoa's National flag: the red representing courage, the blue freedom, and the white purity. The five stars resemble the constellati... -
Group 82 at the All Volunteer Conference January 2011 We were the 82nd group of volunteers to arrive in Samoa. There were 23 of us who step... -
One year ago today, December 13, 2012 in Samoa—Dec. 12 in the U.S.—my faith and endurance was about to be tested in what would prove the m... -
The boys helped carry water from a neighbor's house for me. Growing up, I always enjoyed playing outside with the water hoses in the sum... -
I’ve described my former Peace Corps village for the past two years as one of the most remote areas in Samoa. Although that still holds mos... -
Sunrise--August 18, 2010 As I continue this process of reflecting on my final days, memories and experiences from Samoa, I thought it would ... -
Editor’s note: This next week, October 7, 2010, will mark my one year anniversary of arriving here in Samoa. This type of occasion causes ...
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