Words I Will Always Remember
One of the best parts about being a teacher is, no doubt, the heart-warming letters that your students write
A Privileged Life
A quick entry, but I wanted to get this one out here: I have always known how lucky I
And in the Blink of the Eye
… it was the first day of school all over again. Welcome back, readers! It’s been about three weeks
Cenas Navideñas
On Saturday, December 10th, just a little over a week ago, we celebrated a highly-anticipated and exciting annual tradition
Thanksgiving in the Hondu
Hello faithful readers! My apologies for a belated Thanksgiving post. Apparently this time of year is a crazy one
Math and Happy is Everywhere
Forget running the NYC Half-Marathon, forget moving to Honduras, and forget graduating magna cum laude from NYU – because
Professional Development in the Capital City
The other volunteers and I just returned from the capital city of Tegucigalpa (Teguc for short) for 3 days
Visitors from the Homeland
Last week was a very exciting week for us in Honduras! Not only was Mr. Mike in town (three
Mira, Escucha! The Sights and Sounds of Cofradia
Living in Cofradia, I have seen many things that one would not normally see in Boston or most places
Look Down and Breathe Through Your Mouth! Ok Vamanos.
There’s something about fighting your way through the base of the largest waterfall in Honduras – 140-feet of water
