Hotel El Carmen Antigua Guatemala

... are 5 years and 11 months old, respectively. Quite untraditionally, only the mother seems to be working. She works in the city (which is how you refer to Guatemala City here) with administering hotel taxes. The father might be working part time as a bus driver, but is home most of the time.

The rooms are placed around a tiny courtyard. They do not really have a kitchen per se, but a small room containing their stove and a microwave. Next to it is a small room ...

... out and crying as it is scary as hell but wow the scenery of the lava against the darkness of the mountain... unbelievable.. 10 mins later we have to start the descend before we all turn into Kentucky Fried Chicken.... coming down the mountain was crazy... firstly it was pitch black and you cant get your footing on the ash so you just end up sliding down on your ass and hoping for the best... i just keep wondering does my insurance cover me climbing active volcanoes in ...

... got some dinner and headed off to bed pretty knackered after the climb. As I went to sleep I thought about how ridiculous it was to be so close to lava that it felt like my skin was on fire, poking it with sticks and throwing rockings into it like some primative caveman! Its not an experience you could get in many places on the globe. 26th May Spent most of the day wandering around Antigua looking at the sites. Its a beautiful city ...

... jede Frau um mindestens einen bis zwei Koepfe. Mir ist dieses Land echt auf Anhieb sehr sympathisch. Obwohl man ja sagt, dass Antigua eher Maerchenwelt als 'real Guatemala' ist, mal schauen. Ich freu mich jedenfalls darauf, mehr zu sehen. Antigua ist umgeben von drei verschiedenen Vulkanen, ist auch etwas erhoeht uns somit etwas kuehler. Einfach herrlich nach der Hitze in El Salvador. Ich "besuchte" dann mal wieder einen Vulkan, den Volcán ...

... too, good american-ish food. Hit the spot. Sometimes thats all you need it to do. Mike of course let the way back to our hotel, which was , once we got to the plaza central, three blocks up left then pass the church, something like this. I'd ask everyday , my sense of direction seemed gone in Antigua, all the streets looked the same, but they had a great number system going on I was just lost in all the fun. And happy to be following someone who knew the way at the end of a long day.

... hands outstretched pleading with tourists for 1 Quetzal. I guess tomorrow I can go without Chocofruta...

3. Yasmin - For some reason, all the kids I teach are hyper intelligent. I wish I could take credit for it but they were all hyper intelligent long before I showed up. With the exception of Yasmin of course.
Yasmin is a little ****. I hate her. Not only because she´s dumb as ****, not only becuase she distracts others around her, not only because she talks back ...

... es zwecks Essensmenge,-zustand sowie Wand**tempo ein paar Auseinand**setzungen gab ("Karin, hast du etwa heimlich das Brot gegessen???" Ja, nachts krabbel ich g**ne mal aus dem Zelt und pluend**e Essenstueten...Klar). Das wenig vorhandene und nach noch we***** schmeckende Essen teilten wir in d** Gruppe brued**lich und v**suchten das Ganze durch einen selbst g**oesteten Bananenkaffee mit einem Hauch von v**branntem Plastik aufzubess**n. Od** mit dem Tequila von Arno - bei dem ...

... for however apart from the place (Flowas) we stayed at and the people, this place was not really the paradise we were looking for. The beaches were polluted and the smell of rotting fish was everywhere. However, we (or should I say Miriam) met a lovely boy Danielle. He was kind enough to give us some drinks at the Cafe he worked at and on top of all this Miriam enjoyed the free foot massage, which also included some Nivea. (I am laughing as I ...