Mercure Casa Veranda Guatemala
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During class I watched a video of how coffee is made in Guatemala. Surprisingly Guatemala is the coffee country of the world, this is where all the coffee is made. This video was mostly about direct foreign investment. The coffee is made and produced in Guatemala but the Guatemalans do not get any of the money sold from ...
Here I Go Again On My Own
... of being able to speak (some) Spanish when coming back to the US. Not only that but Antigua looks and sounds like a dream! There's a vibrant Mayan culture, historic monuments, charming cobblestone streets lined with colorful churches and cafes, and views of three different volcanoes that surround the city.
But I also knew there were some downsides and risks. Yes, I know, and I've heard it from many of my friends and ...
Presidents and processions
... wandered through the cobbled streets, admiring the mainly red and ochre single storey houses. Built on a grid pattern, Antigua’s streets all looked similar and we lost our way on several occasions.
We had a reasonable meal in a small restaurant. It was Friday night and there were a lot of people out and about. We passed a few noisy music bars but had noticed a little bar we liked the look of during the afternoon and so headed there. It was ...
Colonial town of Antigua: Home.... for now
... te hebben en tevreden keren we
terug naar het hostel.
Na onze 5 dagen Spaanse
les hebben we recht op een goei ouderwets 'zuip en doe is zot'
feestje.
We komen Alex en Sacha, 2
kerels die ook Spaans volgen, tegen en belanden in Reiley's.
Samen showen we onze
beste moves op de dansvloer. Waaronder het grasmachien, de bolhoed
en de watersproeier. We zijn er zeker van dat een aantal mensen in
België nu heel trots op ons zijn!
...
Goodbye to Clare and David and My Explore Group
... I picked up my key - not easy since the people checking in were all around the counter - and read a little note from David. It was sweet of him to leave a thank-you note. He said he is interested in my blog and wants it before it is finished so he can help fact-check and supply photos. I said I would think about it. I have to look for my email list - I hope I haven't lost it. I did confirm Kerry as a friend on facebook, so I could probably ...