Foto’s Blog: Bonus while in Brazil

Apr 18, 2011   //   Brazil, Foto's Blog  //  Comments Off



Phodographer Melissa Waksman in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Jan. 2010

Smiles abound and parents were pleased! Super easy and fun to add Dog Meets World photo diplomacy to service projects. Helps happily fill in any down time and offers another way to interact with locals. College students from the University of Maryland, College Park said giving children the simple gift of a single photograph was priceless. The love, the laughter and the instant happiness is something you must experience in order to understand what it means to really study your abroad experience.

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