1. My cat Joaquin (isn't he so photogenic?)2. The volunteers in Yoro (we had a goodbye party for 2 that are leaving in May)
3. Myself giving a workshop on measuring and weighing children to the health volunteers
4. Dead snake we found on the way to Las Crusitas
5. Laughing with my women in El Pate
6. The awesome bookshelf Shawn and I made
5 comments:
Dead snake - ew!!!!
Hey girl, thanks for all the positive comments! I MISS YOU!!!!! And I'm so proud of what you're doing out there - you rock!!
Love ya, girl!!
Love the pictures!!!! We always want more! I can't wait to see you in 4 days! Besos!
Again, thanks for your comments!! Half marathon - 13.1 miles! And it's in 23 days - yikes!!!!!
Love the pictures!
Hi,
In my Anthropology and Education course we are having to write a paper on Americans in International Education. I've been reading plenty of PCV blogs who are in Honduras, but yours has been one of the most helpful. You didn't have an email address where I could message you, so I thought I would try here.
If you would be willing could you please email me about your personal experience in Honduras.
Specifically: the pros and cons of teaching in Honduras, Personal strengths as an educator, biggest health issue that you've seen, first hand work with HIV/AIDS.
I'm hoping to focus on HIV/AIDS, so information about your charlas would be nice.
Thanks!
Tristan
tmevans29@gmail.com
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