Barcelo Santo Domingo

Travel Blogs from Santo Domingo

Von Konzerten und Weihnachtsdeko

A travel blog entry by annika_4

... ca. 5 Eur gekostet. Am Donnerstag war dann Akon und Omega im Hard Rock Cafe. War mehr oder we***** gut. Wir hatten auf jeden Fall unseren Spaß, aber das lag sicher nicht an der Musik, viel mehr an den günstigen Rumpreisen. Omega kam dann um ca. 2:30 Uhr morgens endlich mal auf die Bühne und Akon hat um ca. 3:15 Uhr ganze 2 Lieder gespielt. Dafür waren wir wenigstens ganz vorne an der Bühne und hatten die beste Sicht. Nächste Woche ist ...

Summer = shorts and a fridge!

A travel blog entry by angela_smith

... to give me a list of the kids that need to learn how to read and use a recently finished Peace Corps manual to, 1 child at a time, teach them to read Spanish.

*Vball: the girls want to learn more. I�m trying to find teams for them to play with and a lady in Don Juan, a nearby town to come give them practice. I also want us to take the 20 min walk to watch the team in Don Juan practice.

*Library: be on the lookout for me asking for ...

Staging

A travel blog entry by thompcha

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Peace Corps DR trainees wait in the DC hotel lobby at 4:00 a.m.
Outside my room, a fellow trainee strums his guitar while members of an
American Christian high school mission trip sing Katie Perry and Gnarls ...

Living it up

A travel blog entry by viajerisima

... though, so I'm thinking of taking a painting class pass/fail at the huge university of santo Domingo (UASD)- 160,000 students! That's as long as i did ok on the placement test (we didn't get our scores back yet). That's one thing that's very difficult for me here is the uncertainty. The government hasn't decided yet when the UASD should start classes, and because it's a public university, they have all the power.

I'm also going to ...

You know it's winter time in Guazumita when...

A travel blog entry by angela_smith

... Day are both big events. People had family come visiting so there were a whole bunch of people in Guasumita. Christmas Eve is about having dinner in your house with your family, and Christmas Day is about everyone going to church and eating dinner after. They were both good ways to spend Christmas.

RANDOM UPDATES:
-I've finally given in and started going to the bathroom at night using the bucket my host mom gave me instead of using ...