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Mi Casa~Nicaragua
... limitations in assimilating to a new culture, and much much more. On top of my class with the program (and our cultural excursions), I am enrolled in a public university in Managua, called UNAN. It is one of the oldest schools in Nicaragua and is know for its political atmosphere. The classrooms are open air and the walls are covered with murals of the revolution and important political figures. I have three classes at this university—Prehistory and ...
Granada v.2
... an unknown young man who show me my room (the one we stayed in the first time with Matthieu). I do not wonder too much before falling asleep.
Having breakfeast, I'm told that members of the family are going to visit - including a young women who's pregnancy is a bit complicated - and that I will not be able to stay. Hoping that everyone's gonna be fine, let's find another place.
I don't really start with comparing all the spanish schools of the town and family ...
Comadres: Spirit Fingers!
... since some women had never played before,) we never had enough players at a given practice to actually scrimmage. When the April tournament suddenly appeared in the present tense, we strapped on our cleats, buckled our shin-guards, and hit the pitch without ever having practiced as a full team. Our hodge-podge team played four thrilling games of soccer, 6 v 6 on a mini field (infuriating, since the men got to play 11 v 11 on a full sized field.) ...
Raining Mangoes in Granada
Granada was founded in 1524 by Francisco Hernandez de Cordoba, ostensibly the first European city in mainland America. While other cities claim the same distinction, the city of Granada is registered in official records of the Crown of Aragon, and the Kingdom of Castile in Spain.
The city has been a victim to many invasions from Spanish, English, French, and Dutch pirates, all wanting to claim it ...
León Day 7
... like it went by really fast. There were some amazing views but nothing compared to the actual campsite. Simply jaw dropping. The pictures and videos will never do it justice. We could see Momotombo, a huge angry red volcano nearby, lake managua and Managua the capital city, and the crater lake that we would be swimming in the next day. And we were just below the sinkhole that the volcano El Hoyo is named for. We set up camp (had the place totally to ...
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