"just like that..." Different people have told me the same thing: that I have a habit of leaving the room, or even the house, with no warning and few words of farewell. This blog is called such because this is my record of the little things happen "just like that". I started this blog to update family and friends while in Honduras; I have continued it to keep them informed of my stateside activities and adventures.
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- Honduras Chapter 30: A Conclusion
- Honduras Chapter 29: Graduation
- Honduras Chapter 28: A Tale of Two Rivers
- Honduras Chapter 27: II Bach Gira
- Honduras Chapter 26: Bananas!
- Honduras Chapter 25: Day of the School 2008
- Honduras Chapter 24: Fourth of July
- Honduras Chapter 23: Friends and fun
- Honduras Chapter 22: Field Trips
- Honduras Chapter 21: Semana Santa
- Honduras Chapter 20: It's the dry season
- Honduras Chapter 19: Medical Brigade
- Honduras Chapter 18: Graduation Day, and Views of Choluteca
- Honduras Chapter 17: Christmas at El Sembrador!
- Honduras Chapter 16: The Ninth Grade "Gira"
- Honduras Chapter 15: More Views of Catacamas
- Honduras Chapter 14: School Picture Day
- Honduras Chapter 13: The Ninth Grade Service Project
- Honduras Chapter 12: Day of the Bible Parade
- Honduras Chapter 11: Some Culture...
- Honduras Chapter 10: A Tour of Catacamas
- Honduras Chapter 9: After The Rain...
- Honduras Chapter 8: The Local News, Sports and Weather
- Honduras Chapter 7: Friends
- Honduras Chapter 6: My Daily Life
- Honduras Chapter 5: Farm Life
- Honduras Chapter 4: Day of the School
- Honduras Chapter 3: A Wedding
- Honduras Chapter 2: The Maya Ruins at Copan
- Honduras Chapter 1: Welcome
What/Who I'm listening to
- Alex Campos
- Alison Krauss & Union Station
- David Crowder Band
- Hillsong United
- Jars Of Clay
- Jesus Adrian Romero
- Josh Turner
- NPR - 89.5 WETS
- Radio CZ - http://www.canzion.com/radio
- Radio Vastago - http://www.vastago.com/
About Me
- Gwen
- United States
- I am recently back after 18 months of service as a volunteer with World Gospel Mission in Honduras. I spent my days teaching English, learning Spanish, and hanging out with some very cool teenagers. In the process, I learned about people, compassion, prayer, and God's grace throughout the world. It has only ignited my desire to live my life in service to God and others. Mark 12: 28-31
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