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  • Una Manzana La hace mi dia. One of my students gave me an apple today in a yellow grocery bag. I beamed. When I told them I was going home, they told me I must be really excited to see my family. Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Nov 19, 2009
  • 4 Glimpses of Life in Honduras One. –-Words, words, words Because the rhythm of life is very different in the states I have found that I am able to read books I’ve been putting off or wouldn’t have read otherwise. There is always so much to Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Nov 4, 2009
  • La Esperanza, Copan, and AFE Well, I haven't been very good at updating this thing lately...sorry about that! I am currently in Tegucigalpa at the mission guesthouse again. We've been to La Esperanza and Copan since I last wrote. La Esperanza is Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Nov 2, 2009
  • Hope I live in fear of being cliché, but I am learning to embrace the fact that just because life is full of clichés and what I’ve done and what you’ve done is cliché doesn’t mean it doesn’t mean something. Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Oct 22, 2009
  • More fun at El Sembrador So, yesterday we (Erica, Alyssa, and I) got to go on the 9th grade feild trip! It was a lot of fun. We first went to a mountain on the outside of Catacamas (the town Escuela El Sembrador is Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Oct 18, 2009
  • El Partido Grande y El Festival Folklorico Here are the pictures, as promised, from the big game. Courtesy of Hannah. And further down you'll see the celebration we had a school today! (for all the photos go to my photo library, I didn't post them Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Oct 17, 2009
  • Honduras Last time I left the blog I think I was heading through Belize, making my way towards Honduras. We ended up getting a chicken bus from Belize City to Indepence at town in the south of Belize - it took Posted by dezmondos in Chris' Travels | Oct 16, 2009
  • !Hoy Si! !Papa! Honduras has been on the road to the World Cup in Africa in the summer of 2010, which they have not qualified for since 1982. Friday they played the United States, in San Pedro! Unfortunately we weren't able to get Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Oct 15, 2009
  • Still at El Sembrador... Ok, so I know I haven't really been writing on this thing much and it's because there hasn't been much to say. Oh, life here is interesting...but I just don't know what I'd write about. I've been teaching Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Oct 7, 2009
  • Muz Cumhuriyeti'nde bir gün Honduras'ta darbe olduğu haberini, Miami'den Mexico City'ye giderken almıştık. Askerler Manuel Zelaya'nın konutunu sabah karşı basıp başkanı bir askeri üsse götürmüştü. El Salvador'a gelene kadar Kosta Rika'ya gönderilen devrik başkan bir-iki kere ülkeye Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Oct 6, 2009
  • Mi adventura de Copan After leaving our hotel at 9:30 this morning, we just got back at 6:30pm. Our bus broke down one hour into our three our trip. Even after paying for the 'Luxury' bus. But these things happen and Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Oct 5, 2009
  • A Copan Vamos Another week down. Should I take a long shower? Perhaps get a massage? Watch a movie? No. I think I will leave THIS morning and I think I will go here. http://www.copanhn.com/imagenes/aguas_termales/aguas%20termales%201.jpg And look at Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Oct 2, 2009
  • The Tormenta and The C.I.A. The next day, Nanette and I took the bus to San Pedro Sula, a big, bustling, not particularly attractive city, near, but not on the Caribbean. This was a 3 or 4 hour trip. We had a Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | Oct 1, 2009
  • 5 Glimpses of My Life in Honduras The Adventures of Tortilla Man About a week ago or so, I heard the familiar call of the tortilla man making rounds on his dirt bike. “Tortillas! Tortillas!” in his smiling, feminine voice. I’m a regular peeping Tom these Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Sep 29, 2009
  • On the Road to Copan and Honduras Our month of studying was fast coming to an end. Practicabamos y hablabamos mucho en Espanol. We crammed in a lot of Spanish in a very intense way, but now it was time to plan where to go next. Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | Sep 29, 2009
  • Estoy en El Sembrador! Yesterday we arrived at El Sembrador where we will be for over two weeks (we're pretty happy about it cause we like it here). The website for El Sembrador is: http://www.escuelaelsembrador.org/ It's nice and peaceful out here...we can sit and Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Sep 27, 2009
  • Well. Huh. The glamour of our house arrest is rapidly fading. Got up, started playing with the grad school idea again. Did some research. Ate half my groceries. Watched a movie. Ventured to the home when the Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Sep 23, 2009
  • Quick update This will be quick. not becuase I don't have enough time, but just because I dont' have a lot to say, but I wanted to share with you a link to an article Erica wrote. The pictures are ones Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Sep 23, 2009
  • Still in Tegucigalpa Just in case anyone had seen the news and was wondering, Erica and I are still in Tegucigalpa and we are safe and sound, just chilling out pretty much. Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Sep 22, 2009
  • Political Unrest What an interesting time to be in Honduras! Rest assured, I am safe. Only under house arrest with the rest of the country. The bare bones of it are the ousted president, Zelaya, has returned after 3 months of Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Sep 22, 2009
  • Tela Tela. This is a massive entry. If you make it to the end, good for you. If you only want to browse to the pictures, no harm-no foul. Day 1 We left our San Pedro dwelling around 10am. Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Sep 18, 2009
  • In Tegucigalpa Again We spent the week at Project Manuelito. It was really great to get to know the kids and hear some of their stories. I will post pictures soon. As for really sharing much on my blog about my Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Sep 18, 2009
  • Honduras' Independence, parade, pinatas, and a little r&r Yesterday was a big day. I wanted to get this post up before I leave today for my vacation which I dreamed all night about.;) First, we all met at the school. Somewhat chaotic but things came together nicely. Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Sep 15, 2009
  • And now on to something new... Today Erica and I will be heading to Project Manuelito for the week. We will probably be back for another week after that. I don't have a lot of time to write, and I don't think I will Posted by SarahMay86 in A Traveller's Tale | Sep 14, 2009
  • Mi vida en photos This was my morning ;) And it's about time I got some pictures up of the reason why I'm here. Before church, just hanging out. Ok, I know you're not supposed to say these sort of things.. Posted by buscarme in En El Desconocido | Sep 13, 2009
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