Blogs about: Hurricane Mitch
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Climate Change Education in the Schools: El Salvador and the U.S.
The climate change debate has made its way into U.S. classrooms, as school boards and legislators try to force teachers to present “both sides of the issue.” In El Salvador, however, schoo… more →
Voices from El Salvador
Yes, I have some bananas
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wrote 3 months ago: Hi all, it’s the guest blogger again today. Enjoy! Just before getting into this week’s topi … more →
Traveling...
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wrote 5 months ago: Well tomorrow is the day, the bags are packed and the house is ready to be left for a few days. The … more →
Rain
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wrote 5 months ago: It’s raining where I live right now in Phoenix. I grew up liking the rain, probably because it … more →
Carta de Nicaragua 15: LyndalooBook - the first quarter
wrote 8 months ago: Yoohoo, it’s me! And so the end is near, yesterday I took my bow at the curtain, or rather – t … more →
Red crabs on Cayman Islands predict the weather
wrote 10 months ago: Thousands of tiny crabs, commonly known as redshanks, were spotted all over Cayman Brac. Some of the … more →
Seven Super Shots? You decide.
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wrote 1 year ago: There’s been a Seven Super Shots meme/challenge making the rounds on travel blogs over the pas … more →
Climate Change Education in the Schools: El Salvador and the U.S.
wrote 1 year ago: The climate change debate has made its way into U.S. classrooms, as school boards and legislators tr … more →
Foreign Aid and Violence in Honduras - Real Solutions
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wrote 1 year ago: About the volunteer aid groups and violence in Honduras: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/01/22/v-ful … more →
Film (Nicaragua through the lens of a Pentax K1000) Pt. 2
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wrote 1 year ago: Lake Nicaragua y Volcanes Cerro Negro y San Jacinto. Lake Nicaragua pit stop. The bus. Lara. … more →
Climate Change Blamed for Historic Flooding in El Salvador
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wrote 1 year ago: Communities Organize Disaster Response & Demand More Government Collaboration JIQUILISCO, El Sal … more →
Worse than Hurricane Mitch - Complete Destruction!
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wrote 1 year ago: Voices project coordinator just called from the back of a truck in Zamorano, in the Lower Lempa and … more →
Today in History for October 30th
wrote 2 years ago: Highlights of this day in history: ‘War of the Worlds’ spooks Americans on Halloween Eve … more →
Friday, October 29 -- Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded (1618); Black Tuesday, the great stock market crash (1929)
wrote 2 years ago: October 29, an unlucky day: For some reason October 29 is the date for lots of bad things throughout … more →
Chinandega, Nicaragua - Dia Tres
wrote 2 years ago: I’m exhausted. I’m dirty. I’m sweaty. And I feel good. We did a lot of work today. … more →
Omen spelled backward is Nemo
wrote 2 years ago: Have you ever felt something is doomed before it begins? The Universe, God, Allah, Powers-That-Be, t … more →
Garifuna American Science Student NIXON R. ARAUZ Is An Example of Perseverance, Intelligence and Resilience Leading To Academic Success
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wrote 2 years ago: Garifuna-American Student NIXON R. ARAUZ Photos courtesy of Nixon R. Arauz - Copyright 2010 by Teofi … more →
Travel Tuesday Featured Travel Memory: 1998 Hurricane Mitch
wrote 3 years ago: #TravelTuesday always makes me homesick for travel. Since I moved ashore 3+ years ago to trade sail … more →
Photos from the Aftermath of Hurricane Mitch
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wrote 4 years ago: I finally got around to scanning some slides I shot ten years ago when I visited Posoltega, Nicaragu … more →
Honduras: A country we thought we knew
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wrote 4 years ago: Hot, dusty, sweaty, smelly Tegucigalpa is a city of 1.8 million. Its name means “hill of silve … more →
