My other favorite offices have candy or biscuits made locally in the states and counties they represent. I remember in Congressman Zach Wamp’s office there was a bucket of delicious strawberry cream cookies and sure enough they were made in Tennessee. With back to back meetings I had had nothing to eat so I started wharfing down the cookies before my appointment. The legislative aide came out and we were halfway into what I thought was a good meeting, when I looked down and saw this pink cookie stuck to my tie. As we were leaving, she took the remaining four packets from the basket, handed them to me and said, “Have some more, we need you working hard for the Peace Corps. Can’t have you starved if you’re going to walk on these hard marble floors all day.”
About Push for Peace Corps
Nepal RPCV Rajeev Goyal talks about his experiences working with thousands of activists on the PushforPeaceCorps.org Campaign, which is organizing to expand and improve the Corps with major funding boosts from Congress. Rajeev provides latest updates, shares his unique experiences, and tells us what we can do to help from the grassroots.
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