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Adam Vaught
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- About myself:
- I'm twenty-seven, unemployed, living with my parents, and totally awesome
- My experience with PEPY involved:
- Answering emails, sorting through pictures, g-chatting, tooling around PP on my bike, PEPY-style importing, taking leisurely drives to Ratanakiri, being inspired
- My favorite PEPY memories are:
- The moment I during the December 2006 Volunteer Trip when I realized things were actually going well, playing the bracelet opening game with D and Audrey, intern skinny dip session at Bodhi Villa, Bokor and the School, 13.1 miles through the temples, coming back for two days in Nov '07
- Since my time with PEPY, I have been:
- Looked through previously sorted pictures
- My plans for the future include:
- A guest house in Kep
- I am inspired by:
- Just about anyone who ends up living in Chez PEPY
- My Facebook profile is at:
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=620005223
Adam Vaught's Blog
At the Finish Line: Results from the First Annual 30 Days of NING Contest
After one month and nearly twenty blog posts the winner of the 30 Days of NING Contest is PEPY volunteer, brother of a PEPY intern and all around inspiring human being Rithy Thul. For anyone that did not have a chance to read Rithy's post titled "Just to Share..." about his life and plans for the future, it is certainly worth the time.
Coming in second with three comments posted is PEPY intern and PR guru Josh… Continue
Coming in second with three comments posted is PEPY intern and PR guru Josh… Continue
Posted on December 29, 2008 at 9:30am —
Thoughts on coming back
My first experience with PEPY was an amazing voluntourism cliché, the type that many people have during their first trip to the third world. We showed up and gave the dirty but adorable kids things we thought they desperately needed like toothbrushes and Spanish lessons. I ate it all up. "The country is full of people who need things and I could totally help them." It seemed just that simple. I left Cambodia high on the difference I felt we all had made; it was a high I knew I wanted to recaptur… Continue
Posted on December 11, 2008 at 1:31pm — 1 Comment
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