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1033 days ago
Time has passed. Thing have occurred. Let’s hear about them shall we?   Not long after the last blog entry I had the chance to work on a community chicken coop project in a tiny little place called Ojo de Agua. A while back in October I had helped to put together the request for funds [...]
1089 days ago
Alright, so only a month and half has passed since my last communique visa vi this blog, so I´m getting better at this. Right? What happened in January you wonder? My counterpart and I spent a week in the neighboring municipality building a red de mujeres, a group of woman to support the creation of a [...]
1131 days ago
Contrary to popular belief I have not died. I´m still alive, and still in Honduras. I´m just bien haragan, that´s all. So, let´s see what has happened since my last post shall we? Thanksgiving came and was celebrated in true American style. Most of the volunteers in the south of Honduras came down to my place [...]
1180 days ago
So I bought a bike this week. I figured with the protected area being so very large having a bike to traverse it would be helpful. And in some ways it is. Those ways are when I am going downhill. Before I purchased said bike I never really considered how hard it would be to [...]
1194 days ago
October was the end of the rainy season here, or as they call it, winter. It rained everyday. That is not an exaggeration, every day. I have the moldy clothes to prove it. But then all of a sudden it just stopped last Monday. Since then it hasn´t rained at all. Instead it has been [...]
1208 days ago
Just a quick advisory. If anyone would ever like to send me any letters or packages my new address is the following: Patrick Simmons Voluntario de Cuerpo de Paz San Marcos de Colon Choluteca, Honduras CA I realise that doesn´t have an exact address, but I´ve been told that it should work just fine.
1215 days ago
It seems I have let yet another month pass without update. I am quite bad at keeping up with this. On the other hand it should make for a more detailed entry. September 26th was our swearing in date. It was quite a day. I must say I felt proud swearing to defend the constitution and [...]
1244 days ago
Wow, over a month has passed since last I updated this. Has it really been that long friends? My apologies. Much has happened. Field Based Training is done. I was simultaneously very sorry to leave my wonderful family in Monte Redondo and very excited to reunite with all my buds back in Zarabanda. I only returned [...]
1279 days ago
I am in my second training site now, and it is a blast. Instead of having spanish classes, I have begun to work in the local school helping to teach environmental education. It has been wonderful so far. All the kids are amazingly sweet and eager to learn. I couldn’t ask for better estudiantes. It [...]
1286 days ago
I am so thoroughly pumped about my next two years of service. Moreso than I have ever been. Earlier this week I had the chance to visit a volunteer in his site and it was amazing. It erased all my anxieties about peace corpse service and has made me extremely eager to get to my [...]
1298 days ago
Greetings all, It is now the second official week of training. I’m still adjusting to life here in Honduras but things are starting to fall into place. Familiarity is increasing. However, I am sad to report that as much as I enjoy Honduras, my stomach unfortunately does not. I hope that one [...]
1306 days ago
Greetings Friends, I have now spent five days in this land they call Honduras. We arrived Wednesday, the 9th of July in the city of San Pedro Sula. From the air the countryside looked gorgeous. From the ground it was even more beautiful. After getting our luggage we took a five hour bus [...]
1307 days ago
Hi Everyone, James here, just in case you didn’t know what the deal was, Patrick is now in Honduras and will be updating here through me.  That said, if anyone has anything that they think should go up here I’d be happy to post it for you. Patrick has also sent along his address, and should be [...]
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