Mexican in Mozambique

"Ojalá podamos tener el coraje de estar solos y la valentía de arriesgarnos a estar juntos…" -Eduardo Galeano

 Mamabear & me as a babybear ^___^ Distrito Federal, México 1989 or 1990 (?) *sorry for cropping you out, brotherbear.   Mamabear and I   M é rida, Yucatan April 2012  Aunque este muy lejos, espero que sepas que siempre te llevo en mis pensamientos. I don't know what else I can say that I haven't already said to you... pero sabes que tú eres todo para m í . Te quiero, Mam í . Fel í z d í a de las Madres <3 " And there's no way I can pay you back But my plan is to show you that I understand You are appreciated "

Oi! Greetings to our future MOZ 20ers from Mozambique! My name is Wendy and I am part of Moz18. May is here, which means that you will be in country at the end of the month! Exciting, neh?! I know most of you might be stressing about what to pack (most of us were) so I’ve compiled some list of things I wished that I had brought with me, things I wish I hadn’t bothered with, and things I was really glad to have brought with me. I’m hoping that this helps you with your own packing After arriving in country most of us agreed that : We all brought way too many clothes!  Save the space for other things. The clothes we brought were too “professional.” Most of the guys in my group lament bringing an entire suit. They have never worn it and probably never will. Business casual is much more laxed in Moz. Think: Khakis & polos (perhaps some long sleeve button downs) for men. The same goes for ladies too- but long skirts can be thrown into this (w/ or w/out leggings; ...