This is the feel good. Our grocery bags are 100% biodegradable. If you've seen all the plastic garbage bags that are a normal part of the "ecosystem" here, you would know why this is so exciting.
Last night we went to a Jazz Festival. Great music at a great outdoor venue. We sure do miss seeing/hearing live music! Gotta love it, it only cost $3 to get in!
Caramel made with goat's milk. Mmmmmm... super tasty in my latte.
Monkey Licker (pretty much goes without saying why we like this!)
A herd of horses (there were about 6 or 7 of them) on the side of the road.
It's hard to see these little beautiful flowers because they're covered in dust. This is at the side entrance of another bilingual school just outside the city. We've seen this climbing vine growing in Sebastopol, and now we've spotted it here, decorating the chain link and concertina wire. Gotta love the contrasts of nature and security.
We saved the best for last. The thing we love most about living on Honduras is that our kids have discovered that their greatest playmate is each other. They can play and play for hours making forts, playing with Legos and Playmobiles, Dempsey reads to Linnea, drawing and painting. Yes, there is of course, fighting. But that's all a part of being siblings, right?
That was fun!
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Great to see you this morning too. Hope your day in the snow was fabulous. We're a little green.
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