Author: Nick Zoa

June is graduation month in most places. Kosrae is no exception. Kosrae has one high school with about 400 students.

I’ve posted no news or photos of Kosrae for 10 weeks because I’ve been busy — working for two NGO’s

On March 6, 2020, United flight #155 delivered me to Kosrae. Little did I know that I’d be spending an

After almost 11 months, I’m still in Kosrae, a tiny island in the western Pacific 550 kms from any other

I’ve spent Christmas in some wonderful and memorable places like Brooklyn, Bethlehem, Barcelona, and Bondi Beach Australia. I’ve been told

Happy Thanksgiving! So, what’s Thanksgiving like in the tropics where turkeys and cranberries are about as rare as coconut trees

What makes a place what it is? It’s not the scenery, the buildings, the history, the food or the tourist

I’m still in Kosrae. This week marks the sixth month that I’ve been “marooned” on this tiny island in the

I’ve settled into a comfortable routine here on Kosrae. On Mondays, I go to town to stock up on provisions.

“When you see the Southern Cross for the first time, you understand now why you came this way.” (Crosby, Stills