¡¡Siguatepeque!!

Hola!! I´m have moved on from my li´l town life onto bigger and better things. I´m in the city of Siguatepeque! (I had to ask the guy next to me how to spell it) We´re having Field Based Training here...which means all of the health volunteers, buisiness, and water sand peeps split up and go with their project groups to different sites to learn more about their projects. Am I making sense?

We just got here yesterday and we´ll be here for the next 5 weeks! I am sooooooooo happy. a city! Plus I have moved from the ghetto into a real house with a t.v., my own bathroom, warm shower, and an awesome family! I live with 2 parents, their 37 year old daughter (Betsy sister I think you´re part Honduran :) exotic), and her 2 kids 13 and 16. So fun theyre sooooooo nice and I´m their first volunteer that they´ve had and they ask me all these silly questions and comment on how ´peeps from the U.S. like to walk a lot and are so amused that I like coffee. When I ask what¨¨ because I don´t understand what my host mom is saying she just TALKS REALLY LOUD..its hilaaaaaaaaaaarious. I´m not deaf, just no speaky espanol.

A couple of weeks ago we had to go out and visit a currently serving volunteer to see what the life was like. I had so much fun. This girl was living in the middle of a city (not what we think...no tall buildings....but paved roads!) with another volunteer living in the same city. The person I was visiting just married a honduran a couple of weeks before. (I am seriously having problems with this english right now....I´m officially mute) We drank fresh cocanut milk off the tree and I got to use a mashetti (sp? the big knife-sword thingy)!!

Michael and Betsy thanks for the package love it!!! I almost cried when I saw the cliff bars! I´ll be able to write more now that I´m here. We have movie theatures and stores too!! hiphip!