After a long two days of travelling we finally landed in San Pedro Sula. Being in Honduras you learn that nothing happens fast. So as a result you spend a bit of time… ok let’s be honest here… a lot of time waiting for stuff happen. It is not so easy coming from a culture where everything is here in an instant. But once you get in the mode of slowing down… it is nice and it is a breath of fresh air from the busy economy back in the states. After we eat our awesome breakfast whipped up by our amazing house mom, Gloria we have a few hours to relax and study. It is nice not to have to rush out the door in the morning and have some time to yourself. During that time I have been reading a devotional titled My Utmost for His Highest by Oswald Chambers and Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer.
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Our breakfast on the first day!
Our first day of classes was on Thursday and in the morning we ventured out on a tour with “tour guide Carlos.†I will admit as I write this post at 1:19 am my brain feels like it is running on overload, with the information it is processing. Learning a new language and culture is tough and a taxing task. My brain is constantly observing and absorbing different sights and sounds.
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Tour Guide Carlos!
Our class schedule is from one to five everyday. One of the few places I can access the Internet is at school and at the hotels around the area. After school Laura and Maria have been going to a dance/workout class… very similar to Zumba. I have yet to join in on the zumba fun… but I could go for some P90X.
Since I only have Internet access while I am at school I am writing all my blog posts the night before and will hopefully have time to post them the next day. I am starting to figure out my schedule and will hopefully fall into a routine.
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My bed for six weeks.
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That is all for this blog post… In the next one I will post some pictures from our day at the beach!
Looks awesome! Hope you’re having a great time!
I’m still amazed at the all the wires on the telephone/electric poles. Looks like madness.
Andy-
How weird- in one post you mention two things I’m crazy about– Jon Krakauer and P90X!! Let’s plan a P90X workout together soon. I have the whole set here in Ceiba and have been needing some motivation to get started again. (and I promise my P90X moves are better than my zumba moves….maybe?) 🙂
See you tomorrow at Rio Maria…and possibly my place after if people are interested in hanging out on the beach here.
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Im down… I am long overdue for some P90X!! I will have to be the judge at what you are better at… ;). I just found out we are going to the river so see you then and hanging out afterwards sounds good!