Family, friends, brothers, sisters, kinfolk, neighbors, amigos, associates, acquaintances, colleagues, contemporaries, backers, benefactors, contributors, patrons, advocates, sponsors, supporters, accomplices, collaborators, cronies, countrymen, comrades, compatriots, companions, compañeros, confidants, cohorts, allies, sympathizers, well-wishers, and brothers in arms…… welcome to the online journal of our 27 months in Honduras with the U.S. Peace Corps.
Thanks to all who are reading and commenting on the blog, and emailing... it is great to here from folks. There are a number of internet cafes in SL and we walk by 2 of them to get to a from school so currently we have a lot of time to read emails and comments. Check out another volunteers blog to see a panoramic view of Teguc from above SL. www.cliffaway.blogspot.com
hasta luego,
Luke
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The pictures are amazing. It looks really pretty there! We are still without power and it sounds like it could be several days (end of the week) before it is restored. The gas fireplace is savings us. It is staying in the 60's in the house where other people have had to move somewhere because it gets into the 40's. We went to Gma & Gpa's last night to shower
The food sounds really good. Hopefully you'll be able to learn how to cook some of it for when you come back to US.
Moose and Toby are getting more and more used to each other. At least now Toby will come in the same room with Moose. If Moose moves that is when he runs for cover.
LOVE & PRAYERS
Hi Luke and Annie,
I just had a chance to read the latest posts. I'm so glad you are blogging. I loved the comment about feeling dumb as a post, but a smarter post everyday. You will both do great!
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