These past couple weeks have been marked by filling out graduate school applications, drinking coffee, making plans, praying I will be able to finish those plans, sleeping once in a while, and eating far too many tortillas with beans and avocado (mmm all day every day). All that to say, I'm busy. So for this blog I'm going with the age-old "a picture is worth a thousand words" theme. I'll let these strikingly beautiful, and I mean truly beautiful, Hondurans (and one or two from Guatemala) speak for themselves. Enjoy!
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| Earning a living fishing when you should still be in elementary school |
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| Ironically, I had to come to Honduras to find the bluest eyes I've ever seen. |
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| Feliz quinceañera moy! |
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| Antigua, Guatemala |
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| Mis niños de mil risas;) I can never get enough of these two. |
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| Kendra |
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| My silly little man |
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| Father and son and a treasured zucchini patch in Almolonga |
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| See that flying pigtail? I finally caught this little beauty mid-twirl. |
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| Mi loca, Fairy |
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| New clothes are cause for big smiles. |
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| Proud and tall for Independence Day |
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| Se vende nieve! Literally, snow for sale. |
These past couple weeks have been marked by filling out graduate school applications, drinking coffee, making plans, praying I will be able to finish those plans, sleeping once in a while, and eating far too many tortillas with beans and avocado (mmm all day every day). All that to say, I'm busy. So for this blog I'm going with the age-old "a picture is worth a thousand words" theme. I'll let these strikingly beautiful, and I mean truly beautiful, Hondurans (and one or two from Guatemala) speak for themselves. Enjoy!
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