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Miles in Honduras: January 2010
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Saturday, January 30, 2010. Set This Circus Down by Tim McGraw. I want to wish good luck to my cousin Erin Tuntland, who was diagnosed with liver cancer a couple weeks ago and is currently undergoing chemo. Stay strong Erin, we’re all thinking of you. I also want to send a shout out to my buddy Dan Stueland (aka wildcard) who recently got engaged. Congratulations buddy, I’m really excited for you two. (I also hope I get a chance to meet your fiancé sometime before the wedding). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Miles in Honduras: April 2010
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Saturday, April 24, 2010. Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain. Don’t worry, I didn’t title my blog Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain because I’m crying or in any way sad. I did it because the rainy season is starting, and I had an interesting conversation with someone about my eyes. Ok, well there a quick update of everything. Hope all is well back home. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Avenida Republica de Chile No. 401. Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain. Rachel's perspectives on Paraguay.
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Miles in Honduras: A Country Boy Can Survive
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Friday, December 18, 2009. A Country Boy Can Survive. I started putting things into the rest of my house. First things first.hammock. The kids around love it. Ok, this was the biggest spider I've seen in Honduras so far. Not to mention it just looks creepy the way it's sitting there. My host sister just had a baby last week. Here is her husband and two other kids. This is basically my town. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Avenida Republica de Chile No. 401.
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Miles in Honduras: These Are My People
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010. These Are My People. This was for my birthday.Honduran tradition to smear frosting on the face. This was carved into one of the pilas for my project.I was really happy to see this. This is me and Javier, the vice president for the project, in front of his new pila. It was Dia del Indio here, a Honduran holiday to celebrate a national hero, Lempira. All the kids dressed up in the school. On top of the mountain near my site. Amy, Cozza, and Mclain at a bar in Copan.
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Miles in Honduras: August 2009
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Thursday, August 13, 2009. Above are some pictures.I wanted to put up more and put captions below each one, but it won´t work for me for some reason. Anyways, here are what the pictures are of. Second.this is a picture of the soccer field right in front of my house, and with the mountains in the background. My house is the closest one on the left. A few stories…. Community problem assessment session. How I spend my time. Built a wood-burning stove (as described above). Given an hour presentation with ano...
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Miles in Honduras: October 2009
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Thursday, October 22, 2009. Well I’m here. After three months of training and a whole bunch of detours, I finally made it to my site. Our group got officially sworn in and I arrived here in Mata de Platano the very next day on October 1, 2009. The swearing in ceremony went very smoothly and was a lot of fun. The day started with us meeting our counterparts. They all showed up on a bus and checked in with the Peace Corps Staff, who then introduced us. Julio teaches third grade at the school, is the presid...
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Miles in Honduras: Who says you can't go home?
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010. Who says you can't go home? Ok, this post is super short cuz I really don’t have much time. Everything is great down here, and my projects are still going slowly buy surely (we've finished about 12 of the 40 water tanks). I'll get pictures up here in my next post for sure. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Avenida Republica de Chile No. 401. Who says you cant go home? Rachel's perspectives on Paraguay. The option was presented. Roo In Central America.
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Miles in Honduras: December 2009
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Friday, December 18, 2009. A Country Boy Can Survive. I started putting things into the rest of my house. First things first.hammock. The kids around love it. Ok, this was the biggest spider I've seen in Honduras so far. Not to mention it just looks creepy the way it's sitting there. My host sister just had a baby last week. Here is her husband and two other kids. This is basically my town. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Avenida Republica de Chile No. 401. A Country Boy Can Survive.
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Miles in Honduras: Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
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Saturday, April 24, 2010. Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain. Don’t worry, I didn’t title my blog Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain because I’m crying or in any way sad. I did it because the rainy season is starting, and I had an interesting conversation with someone about my eyes. Ok, well there a quick update of everything. Hope all is well back home. April 24, 2010 at 6:01 PM. Interesting proposal by your host sister. Did you tell Marcos? I guess the conversation about youre eyes made you go with Willie, but Gar...
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Miles in Honduras: September 2009
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Thursday, September 24, 2009. Change of plans.again. Well there’s the update, hopefully my next post will be from my site. If not, maybe it’ll be from back in Chicago if things here get bad. On the other hand, maybe they’ll just send us back to Miami…I wouldn’t mind spending another week with my own king-sized suite overlooking the beach. PSSorry for the lack of pictures, I forgot to bring them to the internet cafe I'm at. Next time. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
