| My host mom de-kerneling corn while watching Toby (the puppy) |
| My 7-year-old host brother (Gonzalo) and Toby |
| A creeper picture (they didn't know I was taking it) of my host mom and sister (in the foreground) and some neighbors |
Updates about my life in Peace Corps, Guatemala. I arrived in April 2010, and will be leaving in April of 2013 (ish). I am supposed to put some disclaimer about how my views/opinions/anything I write in this blog are not the official views/opinions of the U.S. government or of Peace Corps. I forget the exact wording, but basically what I say comes from me and not Peace Corps.
| My host mom de-kerneling corn while watching Toby (the puppy) |
| My 7-year-old host brother (Gonzalo) and Toby |
| A creeper picture (they didn't know I was taking it) of my host mom and sister (in the foreground) and some neighbors |
Nice "everyday" shots of your family, human and canine. (I like your title.) It surprised me to see Gonzalo holding a cell phone.
ReplyDeleteCute puppies, but I had a similar reponse -- a child taking taking a picture on his cell phone? Is it common for people, even children, to have cell phones?
ReplyDeleteMost of my middle school students have their own cell phones, but paying for minutes is the real question. You don't need to have a contract here, you just re-charge your minutes when you run out, which for many Guatemalans is often.
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