La Pyramide
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Mi Casa~Nicaragua
... my new best friend. Haha She follows me everywhere, tries to call me when I am not home, and always wants to talk and play with me! My host mom always takes care of me and each person in my family is so kind. Also, I have been going to a church just a block from my house. The people there immediately welcomed me and I have grown so close with them. I even started taking singing lessons at the church! The messages are solidly based in the truth of the Bible ...
Beautiful Colonial city!
... old cathedrals, and happy hours never seem to end.
Our first night we decided to get some sangria at Nectar (a restaurant on the downtown walking street, to the right of the Cathedral in Central Park). Two for one sangria for $2!!! Such a great deal, and it was good. Finding reasonably priced food was more difficult, so if you are looking for cheap eats your best bet is the local nica nica food served at the ...
Comadres: Spirit Fingers!
... cheered the men on to victory. As the final award was being announced, we couldn't help but smile. On the team bus, we also carried a score of supporters, including my neighbor/ team cheerleader/first aid giver/assistant/beer delivery women Jen. Jen never does anything less than 110%. She embraced the challenge of positive support the entire tournament, losing her voice, and flailing her pom pom. The last award was for best team spirit. It was no ...
Last few days in Nicaragua
... All while making sure you did not screw up…..we all screwed up.
We are staying in Granada for another day before heading to Costa Rica. The big plans for today involve learning how to make traditional Nicaraguan chocolate. We start from the raw beans and go through all the steps until finally we have some form of a chocolate bar. I am excited.
Hope everything is well at home and I should see most of you next ...
Escape from Utila, failure and success
... everyone was sarcastic and kept saying "we'll see you in the afternoon". HA! Joke's on them because I actually managed to leave this time. We chartered a five seater plane to cross back into La Ceiba, i got to sit in the copilot seat and there I was back on the mainland. Time to leave Honduras. I headed to the bus terminal where I saw Ben and Mike. Did I mention Ben and Mike already? I will, so remember their names. They're awesome. ...
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