| from the top: on day 7 of our trip I get a call from PC Belize informing me that Hurricane Matthew was on its way towards Belize and I needed to get to the mainland first thing the next morning. I quickly went into denial then bargaining. "NO way is this really happening. Can't we just wait and see what tomorrow brings... talk more when we know more... no need to make any hasty decisions right?" only one thing to do in a situation like this. Gather up your friends, head to the nearest watering hole, and get completely sloshed.  |
Deona our first friend on the Island Gracias for the stiff drinks, sharing your stories, and good luck with your girls youth group |
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| denial and anger after a couple mojitos |
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| Adios Blue Tang |
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| at the resignation stage now |
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| rainy morning leaving San Pedro |
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| Bus from Belize City to Belmopan |
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| Peace Corps Belize Office |
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| desolate road back to the hotel |
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| chinese hotel/restaurant combo... |
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| hardest bed on the 3rd floor |
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| beautiful Belmopan |
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| mom went stir crazy and named the dog outside our window Sasha and proceeded to check on her all three days. |
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| woo hoo hurricane matthew did not end up hitting us with anything more than a lil rain. We were out of the chinese hotel and back to El Salvador for moi also a big shout out and thank you to all the rad PC volunteers in Belize who made my mother and I feel o so welcome. |
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