Clarion Hotel San Pedra Sula
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It's a shithole....
... other car has a ding in it as Hondurans do not know how to drive! We stayed at a hostel and left the following morning at 4am AGAIN to board our bus to take us to the port of La Ceiba to catch our ferries. This journey was only 4 hours. Once at the port I said goodbye to the guys and boarded my pretty luxurious catamaran, and the guys got into their boat to the backpacker island - fondly named "The Vomit Comet" for obvious reasons. And off we went to our respective ...
Buses and Bullies
Buses, Borders and Bullies
Our evening in Managua was serene. After divulging in a nice typical style dinner on a patio overlooking the barrio, we ventured across the street to our hotel, locked the gate and felt safe behind our barbed wire for a decent half night sleep
At about 9pm the barrio came to life. We could hear music, people hollering, dogs barking, clanking and roaring sounds. We could only imagine what ...
Locked in an ATM
... get out?! Somewhat amused by this, I began pulling and pushing the door and dramatically sliding my hands down the door until I realized a policeguard saw us and we waved him over and he swiped his card to get us out while laughing hysterically at the lame travelers he just had to rescue. He stopped laughing when he realized we had to hold the door open for HIM to use the ATM.
We hopped a bus from Santa Rosa de Copan to San Pedro Sula ...
And so it began…
... It’s almost like they’re making a kissing motion but much quicker and without any lip-smacking involved. To see a 4-year-old do it was just about the funniest thing I have seen so far.
The rest of my mornings were spent helping the kinder/prepa teachers and in the afternoons I would observe in other classrooms. All of the teachers are doing an amazing job, especially since most of them have never even taught before. Our school ...
Another week...
... green bananas that resemble french fries covered in ground beef and topped with sauce. Pastelitos are small fried hot pockets filled with chicken and cheese. But, the main thing they eat here is fried chicken. Usually served with fried green bananas and some other sides.
Hondurans also eat a lot of fresh fruit. They usually taste and look different than they do in the states because they dont use as many chemicals and hormones in ...
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