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It is a long one. The last I checked though, they paid living stipends and six grand per person (or something like that) at the end of your completed commitment. Since we have other resources rolling in and wouldn't need to use them while we did the Peace Corps thing, we would actually be saving more. However, it's true most don't have the flexibility. At least at our age. I'm definitely planning on setting aside some time this afternoon over hot tea and soup to check out some of the ones you recommended in more detail. Thanks again.

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