Yikes.. never realized we could look so much like the classic missionary family.. Just don't send us your used teabags.
We had a great day looking around Antigua a bit more. It'll take me another day or two to get more photos uploaded. Many things, including the internet, are not the same here.
Volcan Fuego ("fire", for obvious reasons) blows smoke while Aaron & Bonnie stay focused on their Spanish instructor
Hannah watches a Mayan woman weaving in a little tienda (streetside shop)
Matthew in front of Saint Someone Cathedral (there are too many to remember!)
walking to Spanish school. Most of the sidewalks are so narrow we have to walk single file. This is a public pila, or washing place--meant for clothes but sometimes feet!
Great to know you have safely arrived and settling into your new life (and world). I am glad you mentioned tea bags. We have been collecting them for several months in anticipation of sending them to you.
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Maya and James here, just after reading your blog -- would love to be mingling with the folks there ourselves. Glad to hear that you are all well and not yet experiencing diarrhea? We have all been through a round of antibiotics for strep throat. No fun, but we're well other than that.
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James and Maya