When In Honduras…
- You may get lucky and be taught how to make homemade tortillas.
- You can be a second grade teacher!
- To celebrate “Dia de Estudiates” the kids get to:
- Play in mud
- Go down a homemade slip n slide
- Swim in a crowded pool
- And to top it off throw syringes at water balloons
- Your go to teaching lesson may be ‘hangman’ with English words.
- Every Sunday church service is like a festival.
- Wrestling matches are a common activity in the classroom.
- A sweet old man will kill the scorpion you find at your painting site.
- You may be given the wonderful opportunity to enjoy some Cinnabon.
- Baleadas are one of the most popular dishes in Honduras. They are similar to a quesadilla but instead are with refried beans, a salty type of cheese and a special cream butter. (We apparently enjoyed them so much that no one ever paused to take a picture before eating)
- Our main form of transportation was in the back of a truck.
- The groundskeeper saws off plant leaves so you can take a class photo.
- Juice is served in bags rather than cups.
- The view in your backyard is beautiful.
