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Frog Races
A few frogs went backwards...
Friday Afternoon w/the Kids
A toy airplane got stuck on the roof.
Coloring....
Teaching English Tongue Twisters
Fuzzy wuzzy was a bear...fuzzy wuzzy had no hair...fuzzy wuzzy wasen't very fuzzy was he?
My Team for the Garbage Project
In addition to having to recycle the garbage we each had to collect a bag of garbage and dispose of it properly.
Our Garbage Project - A Garbage Robot
We had a competiton, who could find garbage and make it into something else. The boys named him Michael Jackson. I have no idea why...
The Building Behind this Sign is the School - Ninos del Lago Proyecto
The kids come here in the morning and the afternoon. They go to a public school, this project is a supplement to their traditional studies.
Bienvenidos a San Pedro Ninos del Lago
School Supplies for the Ninos del Lago Proyecto
42 lbs donated by Family and Friends -- THANK YOU!
About Me
Guatemalan Oil Paintings
Guatemalan Oil Paintings
Gatemalan Oil Paintings
Francisco (Chiquillo)
Excellent Spanish Teacher
My Spanish Teacher - Francisco
Our classes take place outside in these cool huts
My house in San Pedro Guatemala
The family of Cecila and Antonio Gonzalez
Guatemalan Art Store
San Marcos de Atitlan
The View from the Hippy City Across the Lake from San Pedro
Lake Atitlan @ 8 am
Picture taken from my kayak
Carrying Very Heavy Sacks of Coffee
100% Organic Coffee from Guatemala
Coffee Co-Op in San Pedro
Market Day in Chichi
Church in Chichicastenago
Sunday - Market Day
What a fantastic view!
Standing on the Edge of the Nose...
La Nariz del Indio (the nose of the Indian)
Tough hike, but specatular views!
Nuestra Familia
Ruth, Maria Elena y Angela
Santa Cruz de la Laguna
Santa Cruz de la Laguna
Flat Stanley & Tikal Maya Ruin Map
Flat Stanley Goes to Guatemala
Tikal
Tikal - Jaguar Temple
Camioneta Fondly Called "Chicken Bus"
Pacaya is an Active Volcano
30ft from flowing lava in 40mph winds
Hiking Pacaya @ Sunset
I did not read the fine print for this tour... 5 hours... freezing cold... 40 mph winds, in the dark.. It was totally worth it.
Una Guatemalteca
Antigua Guatemala
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