Well, we're in luck today because the internet was working much faster than normal... meaning- new pictures :) Hope you enjoy them!
Mike and the sunset at the cross on the hill.
Our favorite Spanish word that doesn't translate the same in English...
"Molestar" means- to bother...
Luckily, the jaguar is one of the caged animals at this zoo.
Then again, I'm not sure what is scarier, the animals or the men with huge weapons strolling through the zoo
Mike, Lauren and I overlooking Tegucigalpa
The view over Tegus from the Picacho park
The Picacho Christ statue in Tegucigalpa
David amidst complete chaos during our trash festival day in the Ceiba. The Elms students had arts and crafts activities for the kids, but there were about 200 kids for like 7 of them...
Joe and Profe Daniel organizing the Boy Scouts who helped us install all the trash cans in the photo in the neighborhood surrounding La Ceiba
More craft things, pre-chaos
Hanging out in Correlitos before the sun went down. Sara, the little one, is probably my favorite kid in Honduras and the one most likely to be put in my suitcase when I come back :)
One of the new latrines in Correlitos I frequently mention... in case you were curious what they looked like.
The infamous La Ceiba tree and place we hope to build a park... during the Talangans vs. Gringas soccer match
The very early stages of the mural we're painting with the help of Luis near the tree.
David playing the bagpipes on the hill above Talanga. It was funny watching the reactions of the Hondurans because it was the first time they'd heard or seen bagpipes before in their lives.
A shot of Miami, the Garifuna village off the north coast.
Mike entertained himself on the beach by digging a large hole to bury himself in...
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