Kites in air, the longer they fly, the stronger the family
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Kites set up in Santiago's graveyard at Dia De Los Muertos
Kites at Dia De Los Muertos. Each kite represents a family.
broken down chicken bus. the name comes from the way they pack people in.
Getting beans to village. Guatemaltecas carry everything on their heads!
clara and I (JP's niece) JP is the founder of the school.
Our room. 2 beds for 5 girls...no prob! Maria (jp's mom) bringing us snacks.
Walking 45 minutes to pick coffee beans with family in Alianza
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