I have to admit the pace is a bit much! Then again, I was determined to not be here for the snow & ice. So far so good. There are though trade offs! Can't drink local water in CA & one must be quite alert & careful re: safety. And, I've built in several lazy days in Guatemala!
1 week of Spanish study in Quetzaltenango (Xela) 2/14 - 2/18 The weekend to hang out & see Xela.
1 week of Spanish study in San Pedro La Laguna - return visit. I will stay with the same wonderful Mayan family, and enjoy the lake. 2/21 - 2/25.
THEN lazy! Two days at a hotel on the lake at Santa Cruz la Laguna My friend Ellen suggested it & I loved it on my 1st visit. There I will also be able to visit my young friend Servando and also visit the Amigos de Santa Cruz, www.amigosdesantacruz.org I'll also be able to visit with my friend, Pat Torpie, one of the founders of Amigos & its current director.
Lastly, I return to Antigua for my 3rd study visit. My excellent teacher, Juan Luis, will be teaching me 3 hours in the p.m. each day, Tecun Uman Spanish Language School. I will have the weekend between classes to hang out, rest, and stroll this lovely city with mountains in each direction.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
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REFLECTIONS & ARTICLES
Thoughts on the amazing people I get to meet.
Rich, my 19 year old friend, soon to be Franciscan and recent community member at Haley House in Boston. An article he wrote.
http://www.capuchinfranciscans.org/pdf/2008%2003%2011%20CVO%20Update%20A%20community%20of%20two%20tables.pdf
Rich, my 19 year old friend, soon to be Franciscan and recent community member at Haley House in Boston. An article he wrote.
http://www.capuchinfranciscans.org/pdf/2008%2003%2011%20CVO%20Update%20A%20community%20of%20two%20tables.pdf
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