Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Posted by TheEdgeClinger at 6:56 PM
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- Airport (4)
- Antigua (36)
- Corpus Christy (1)
- Dump (1)
- Holy Week (11)
- Hotel (3)
- Lago Atitlan (25)
- Panajachel (24)
- Quetzaltenango (2)
- Recycled Life (1)
- Restaurants (11)
- Ruins (5)
- Safe Passage (1)
- San Antonio Aguas Caliente (2)
- San Felipe (1)
- School (8)
- Semana Santa (12)
- Solola (2)
- Studying Spanish (8)
- Tikal (1)
- Traje (12)
- Volunteer (2)
- Weaving (11)
- Wings (1)
- Women (18)
- Women's Health (3)
- Xela (2)
Books about Guatemala
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- Guatemalan Women are Simply Amazing
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- Iglesia y Convento de Santa Clara
- TechNOOOOOOOOOOOOOlogy
- Museo del Libro Antiguo
- Smells Like Coffee
- Last Day of School...
- A Recycled Life
- Still Crazy ... After All This Time
- Another Week Over Already
- Guidebooks - Don´t Trust Them!
- Santa Teresa & How to Tip
- He´d Give You the Pants off His ...
- Women´s Health & Other Problems in Guatemala
- The Macademia Farm
- Dinner at Chiqui´s House
- I Could Live Here!
- An Invitation
- Discussions with Chiqui
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- Making Tortillas
- Did I Tell You We Live Behind an Heladeria (Ice Cr...
- Easter Sunday
- Recovery Day
- Viernes Santo - Good Friday
- Will the Lights Come On?
- More Procesiones & Preparations
- La Iglesia de San Francisco
- 1st Day of Class
- Palm Sunday
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Web Sites re Guatemala
3 Months in Guatemala! The final 10 entries or so (top) are reflexions about our experiences, things we learned, stories we were told. The rest of the blog is an ongoing journal which I wrote and posted as we traveled. It includes lots of photos, which you may click to see larger. To view the entries from earlier in our trip, just keep paging down or click on the months on the right or choose a label below. We're back home in Costa Rica now and will try to keep you posted on our regular blog at The Edgeclinger & The Tall Guy.
About Me
- TheEdgeClinger
- Have backpack will travel. Laurie is still clinging to the edges of the earth. Gene is still never sure what to expect when Laurie says "I could live here."
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