Hotel Dos Mundos Panajachel

... we've
had nothing but love in Guatemala so far, we weren't too worried about
it. Then she started to chat with us about where we were getting off,
etc, and since we are beyond stoked when anybody has the patience to
converse with us in our feeble attempts at espanol, we were all about
it. When we got to our stop, she got up and stepped backwards, allowing
Susan to get off first. Susan was swinging her daypack around when she
felt something rip. She ...

Many are you are wondering what's been going on... and I know I haven't updated recently. My apologies. I want to tell you news more often but I frequently find that I don't want to type everything that I have experienced here, but now that I've held off too long I feel like I procrastinated on a college term paper! :-P

In sum, I am still having a grand time, and still learning about what is best for a nonprofit, as well as about myself. I have made ...

... are really terrified of people becoming skinny down here. I wasn't feeling well anyhow, and I asked the women at the house what was for lunch, because I wasn't sure if I was going to eat. She replied that it was just a little pasta and some sauce. OK, I see the sauce simmering away on the stove full of what I think are whole carrots. The carrots here are really good. I was happy. Then I was served a HUGE plate of food and discovered that it was in fact not carrots that were ...

... It was refreshing but not particularly sufficient. As we were stretching out our sore muscles, the rain that had been threatening, looked even more likely so we went to the guides to ask where we were sleeping and we were shown a large empty room, except for some clothes, a wardrobe and a wooden bed, which was quickly claimed by Princess Will. The rest of us spread our mats down on the hard dusty concrete ground and started drinking. Food was allegedly an hour away ...

... of various shades of blue and iridescent threads. It was so hard to say anything to her because I cannot promise her that everything will be alright, nor could I ensure that I can help her begin a fresh life. All I could do was give her a hug. As we both wiped away tears, she thanked me multiple times for coming. I told her we will do our best to try helping her. Even in her current situation she The man who has ...

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We stayed in a little hostel overlooking the lake and briefly inspected the busy town of Santa Elena – stocking up on fruit and vegetables at the local markets and munching on grilled corn with salt and orange from roadside stalls.












We also stopped by a little pet shop, where Caroline (who still hadn’t learned her lesson after ...