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Carrie Mc's Adventures: July 2009
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Thursday, July 23, 2009. Posted by Carrie Mc. Thursday, July 9, 2009. Mid-Life Crisis at 29? Well, my life is about to change drastically once again and once again, I am going to be loading up my house and traveling down the interstate. I dearly love teaching, but have found my self toying with the idea of another type of career.and after much prayer and many sleepless nights, I am taking the plunge. To where/what you might ask? So, y'all say a little prayer that the thing between my ears still works!
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The Schnyders Blog: Summer Update
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014. A few months have again passed and a ton has happened. We had an amazing trip to Guatemala. It was incredible to be back and see so many friends I have not seen in 5 years. Our group did great and all loved Guatemala. I am just going to leave you with a few videos from summer so far. All pictures from the last few months have been updated on Shutterfly. Zoe and Deacon both love to dance. Always a competition when there are Schnyders' around. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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on the journey: December 2008
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Sunday, December 14, 2008. Friday was another great day in Xela. This time of the year is very beautiful. Everything is still green from rainy season and the mornings and evenings are chilly and the afternoons warm up quickly because of the intense sun. I was supposed to meet Liz at a restaurant on the balcony of a. 160;building in central park, but I decided to take a walking tour of. That night I packed and we all went to the school's Christmas Program, which was a highlight of the trip. Afterwards...
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on the journey: Tuesday
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Thursday, December 11, 2008. Soto continue my story, on Tuesday morning, my friend Liz and I met up in the morning and took the chicken bus to the hot springs about 20 minutes away. By the way, the chicken busses are not what I expected. It's like everyone of them came from some tv show called "Pimp My Bus." . When we arrived at the hot springs, there were only 4 or five other people there and it was so great! The rest of the evening we hung out with all our friends that had been teaching all day. It...
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on the journey: A few days in Guate
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008. A few days in Guate. Wow, a lot has happened before I made it to the Internet Cafe to upload the details of my trip. I hope that I can remember them all. Never-the-less, I'll give it a go:. I got to the airport with just enough time to not wait long for the pla. Beginning of an interesting trip! When I arrived in Guate (Guatemala City), . Well, as we waited for the mechanico, I met a guy that spoke ingles and had lived in Michigan for a few years. . A chicken bus had taken o...
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on the journey: Wednesday
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Thursday, December 11, 2008. On Wednesday, I got all dressed up and left with the teachers on the bus that picks them up every morning. I got to the school (www.ias-xela.org) and spent half a day there taking pictures of the kids, meeting teachers and I even got to meet most of the school board! They are all great people with huge hearts and a deep passion for the ministry of the school. I felt very privileged to meet everyone! That night we all went to the stadium for a game I will never forget!
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on the journey: Catching up
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Saturday, December 13, 2008. So, I'm in the airport in Guatemala City (Guate) trying to catch up from my great week in Xela. Hopefully, I won't leave too much out. . That afternoon was shopping day. Liz and I navigated the democratia (the market) and found some really neat stuff.(do not open until Christmas). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Day in the Life of. Because it's important to have closure. We made it home! More pictures from Tuesday. A few days in Guate. View my complete profile.
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Xela Journal: September 2013
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A journal of our life in Xela, Guatemala. Wednesday, September 25, 2013. The Archbishop of Canterbury Visits Guatemala. On August 15, 2013, His Grace, Justin Whelby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, visited La Catedral Episcopal Santiago Apostol in Guatemala City, Guatemala. It was the first visit of an Archbishop of Canterbury to Guatemala . Ever. Each of the clergy of the Diocese of Guatemala had an opportunity to meet the Archbishop personally. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pronounced &...
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Xela Journal: September 2008
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A journal of our life in Xela, Guatemala. Saturday, September 13, 2008. Inter-American School sits on a hill overlooking central Quetzaltenango (Xela). The campus is beautiful and the view of the city, with the Santa María Volcano in the background, is spectacular. A long flight of stairs, or a winding driveway, leads to the other three buildings at the top of the hill. The stairs are surrounded by trees and flowers, a scenic but tiring (for some of us over sixty) climb. A short stairs leads to the main ...
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Xela Journal: Saint Mark's Episcopal Church in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala
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A journal of our life in Xela, Guatemala. Wednesday, December 16, 2009. Saint Mark's Episcopal Church in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. La Iglesia Episcopal San Marcos. Began offering Christian worship services to the English speaking community of Quetzaltenango in August 2009. Known as Saint Mark's Episcopal Church. We are the only Church in Xela that offers services in English. We have 34 members, with a Sunday attendance which ranges between 12 and 28 people. The Book of Common Prayer -. At 6a Calle 16-20...
