Honduras
12 Things I Have Learned About Traveling
Apr 28th
I have hit the six month mark of my little adventure, so I figured it was a good time to reflect on what I have learned. I am going to break it into a series of posts: What I Learned About Traveling, What I Learned About Living Simpler, and What I Learned About Me. Saving
An Ode to the Food of Central America
Mar 3rd
Before anyone calls me out, I know this is not a lyrical poem. I just like the word ode. As I am about to leave Central America, I would like to take a few moments to reflect on the deliciousness of the food that has helped me become a little more… um… shapely… over the
Sexual Harassment in Central America
Feb 15th
I have chosen to write about this topic now as an outlet for my frustration. It was something I knew I would experience as a “gringa” traveling alone in Latin America. And I knew the appropriate way to handle it was to ignore it. Don’t look. Don’t say anything. Pretend you didn’t hear anything. And
A New Perspective: Expectations of Service
Feb 10th
After spending over a week on the small island of Utila, I took a catamaran over to Roatán, the larger and more touristy of the Bay Islands. I knew Roatán would be more expensive, but I was shocked to discover it was expensive even by US standards. Of course, the reason is because it is
A Weird Little Island
Feb 7th
There is something about small islands that make people a little crazy. I spent a week on Utila, the smaller of the two main Bay Islands that draw in the tourists for scuba diving. Utila is cheaper, dirtier, more claustrophobic, and less pretty than the island of Roatán. The cheapness and the quality of the
