Quality Hotel Real Aeropuerto San Salvador

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... in the town center. It was truly the best pizza I've ever had! I had such a wonderful time on Friday and Saturday, I got to do very adventurous things and see parts of El Salvador I'd never seen before. <br><br>Today we went to the milpa again to continue planting beans. It took a really long time, and we were only finishing just a small part of the field that still needed to be planted after 5 days of working on it already. We left the ...

... more expensive. But beers are of course cheap about $1.00 to $1.50, food ranges from $2 &#8211; 8, much cheaper if from street stalls, and accommodation is over $10 a night in San Sal look at $25 - 45. Also the concept of hostels is pretty non-existent in San Sal, the main two are grotty and empty, another reason not to stay there too long. I stayed in a cute little hotel for $30 a night with my own bathroom, satellite TV and breakfast included, called Hotel ...

... like this store until this year, but it is so saddening to think that people are buying bread on credit. <br><br> After everyone has left, Trini usually heads upstairs to sew. She is trying to make purses and shirts to sell to earn money for the Hope House. Thank you so much to First Lutheran and the special Angel who made buying a new sewing machine for Hope House possible! I am seeing more and more the difference micro industry is making, and ...

... warmer than usual. Alma told me that it's never this hot during this time of year here, since this is "winter" in El Salvador. It should rain every day, but it's only rained twice since I've been here! We're all miserable, but thankfully there is air conditioning in my room! And when I turn it on the right way, it works really really well! :) <br><br>On Friday night we just hung out, and as I walked from one end of the house to the ...

... It was just so good to hold her in my arms. then she gave me a kiss on my cheek and left! I hopefully will see her tomorrow!<br><br>My Day was great and cant wait to spend tomorrow with more kids and caroleta! Also tomorrow Jamie, Maddie and I are going with the nurse and her intern ginny to people houses for house calls so i cant wait to see what that brings.<br><br>Again thanks for reading!<br><br>Love,<br>Mere

... Ganz San Salvador war tot. Eine Geisterstadt. Fast keine Menschen und Autos auf den Strassen, also echt schon sehr unheimlich fuer eine lateinamerikanische Hauptstadt... Ja, dumm gelaufen. Ein Taxifahrer hat mich von Terminal zu Terminal gefahren, ohne Erfolg. Der gute Mann hatte ziemlich Mitleid mit mir. Ja, da musste ich mich wieder entscheiden: Bleib ich in der Totenstadt San Salvador, versuch ich doch irgendwie nach Guatemala zu gelangen oder kehr ...

... He was clearly high on crack and showed all of the symptoms of addiction. He saw Greg and Jene who were watching me closely and started on them. He offered to get us a tour of town, girls, cocaine, heroin, crack, and marijuana. We all started to walk away and at the corner Jene told him that we were going right and that he better go straight. He continued to hassle us, when I told he we didn't like him and to get lost. We noticed the busy ...

... america and so on. So it made for pretty interesting conversations in the pool with beers in hand, and the best thing was it never ever got heated; everyone was to darned relaxed. On Saturday three Guatemalan guys joined the party - again, all hotshots in various fields including law, economics, etc - so again. One of the guys had a TV in his car for Chrissake. This is when we realised we were hanging out with the jetsetting elite of Guatemala and El Salvador. All young ...

... when I mentioned that I was volunteering my time there, and on this trip back here, I am taking the money that I raised here in El Tunco amongst the travelers, and going to buy some books and supplies for the kids. If anyone is interested in donating a little bit of money to help out towards the cause, drop me an email and I will let you know what to do from there. Any little bit counts. These kids do not have much, and just a hug and a smile can make there day.