Microfinance Adventures: Training
18 September 2008
I’m nearly a full fledged fellow, simply waiting a few more intense sessions and a final knighting. Once all that formality is over, it will be a whirlwind two months while I sell everything I own, say goodbye to friends, family and co-workers, stuff myself full of vaccinations and purchase the ticket to begin my new life in Tegucigalpa, Honduras as a Kiva Fellow!
Training highlights have been really inspiring conversations with Matt and Premal (and yes, I do have a crush on him now). Its wonderful to be a part of this great organization! Please tune in…
Entry Filed under: Honduras, KF6 (Kiva Fellows 6th Class). Tags: Honduras, Sierra Visher.
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1. David Visher | 19 September 2008 at 15:30
Your life has been like a sunflower growing in our soil, your face straining to the sun, now taller than any of us. Finally you seem to be shaking the dirt off your roots and walking out of the yard. I feel complete and bereft.
2. Tatiana | 20 September 2008 at 22:52
Everyone has a crush on Premal. =)