Sawat-dii! Mabuhay!
Hello, my name is Lane Ogawa. This webpage is a history of my life as:

- a US Peace Corps volunteer in Carigara, Leyte, the Philippines from February 2003 - March 2005

and

- an AFS exchange teacher in Saraburi, Thailand
From July - December 2005
Click below to read about my AFS experience in Thailand:
Click on a page below to see pictures and read about my Peace Corps experience:
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Welcome to Saraburi
Khao Phansa
Lopburi
Saraburiwitthaykhom
Friends
Mothers' Day
Kanom
Lunch
Sports Days
Homework
Vacation
More Vacation
Back to School
Loy Krathong
No more Dancing Bear!
Click below to learn more about AFS:
Click below to learn more about the Peace Corps:
Visit a volunteer from group 263:
Daniel
My favorite Filipino web page - A Sassy Lawyer in Philippine Suburbia
Click on a page below to see some fun things I did in the Philippines after PC:
Swimming with Whale Sharks
Hundred Islands National Park
Boracay
Climbing with the UP Mountaineers
Baguio and Sagada
Batad
Manila - 1
Manila - 2
Visit the best world traveler I know - Ted Chang
All about me - I was born in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1974 and grew up in the community of Salt Lake. I attended the public schools of Moanalua Elementary, Intermediate and High School. For college, I attended the Illinois Institute of Technology on an NROTC scholarship. While in the US Navy, I served onboard USS FIFE (DD 991), USS PAUL HAMILTON (DDG 60) and at Navy Region Hawaii as the Foreign Ship Liaison Officer.

I joined the Peace Corps because I wanted to help people in a meaningful way. I selected a position as a business development volunteer in the Philippines because I believed in economic development as the fastest way to empower people. This did not have much to do with what I did, but it was why I joined the Peace Corps.

I participated in the AFS educator program because I really like Thai people and wanted to learn about their culture.
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