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Mellen in the Philippines
Peace Corps and Philippines adventures! Well, maybe...as often as I can post, anyway.
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Mailing Info
- Country Listing Info
- Prices and Mailing Restrictions (sorry, you can't mail me guns)
- Bulk International Postage Calculator <---Good for slowly & cheaply mailing lots of books or other media. The M-bag looks like a great option for mailing anything in bulk...accept, of course, guns.
Contact Me
- For MOST mail (standard packages, letters, etc.):
- My Name, PCT
c/o U.S. Peace Corps
P.O. Box 7013
Airmail Distribution Center
N.A.I.A. 1300
Pasay City, Philippines - For Packages containing valuables or registered/certified letters:
- My Name, PCT
c/o the Peace Corps Office
6/F PNB Financial Center
Macapagal Avenue
Pasay City, Philippines 1308
!!This mailing address is further away and it will take longer for me to receive things here!!
In Case of Emergency
- Peace Corps Office of Special Services:
- Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST/ 800.424.8580 (ex. 1470)/ or 202.692.1470
- After Hours/ 202.638.2574
- Admin- Peace Corps Philippines Administration (my direct bosses)
- AdSep- Administratively Separate
- APCD- Associate Peace Corps Director
- CD- Country Director
- Clando- Clandestine trip or vacation behind Peace Corps' back.
- COS- Close-of-Service
- Ed- Education
- ET- Early Terminate
- IST- In-Service Training
- MedSep- Medically Separate
- NGO- Non-Governmental Organization
- PCT- Peace Corps Trainee
- PCV- Peace Corps Volunteer
- PST- Pre-Service Training
- RPCV- Returned Peace Corps Volunteer
- SED- Small Enterprise Development
- Wheel...Of....PLACEMENT!
- Greetings from beautiful Tarlac!
- A quick note about sending things here...
- Malaria Monday
- Pre-departure countdown
- Welcome!
- Test Post
- -updates about civil unrest
- -natural disasters in host country
- -emergencies in the U.S.
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The experiences described and opinions expressed here are personal. They do not, in any way, reflect the views of the United States Peace Corps.