He is in the passport office at the Ocean County Courthouse, applying for a passport so he can report to Bolivia in January for a two-year assignment with the Peace Corps. It just seems like a great adventure, experience. For the counseling part, he has a bachelor's degree in psychology and a summer spent as a counselor at a camp for disabled kids in upstate New York. For the farming end, the Peace Corps will train him and he is looking for a job in a nursery or greenhouse. His mother, Janice White, wanted him to find a real job instead of him joining the Peace Corps.
Moms are like that.
But she's come around. Moms are like that, too.