The Best Parts of Traveling
It felt so good to be traveling again, but what made this trip so great? What do I like most about traveling? I’ve been thinking […]
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Tikal
“Use your flashlights and watch out for the dangerous snakes.” That was the advice we received when going for an evening stroll down a dark […]
Beautiful Antigua
We were fortunate to have a smooth trip from San Juan La Laguna to Antigua, first by catching a boat back to Panajachel where our […]
Where to now, Tim?
A guest post from Vicky Ann Okay, Tim, where are you taking me? Waiting for our shuttle driver who never came, a driver approached us […]
Alfombras
I’m impressed with how my traveling companion has picked up some Spanish and is not afraid to use it. One of the harder words to […]
A Very Good Friday
“Something big is about to happen.” Vicky Ann enjoys reminding me, through uncontrollable laughter, that I said this in church on Good Friday. Yes, she […]
Finding Paradise
There have been moments in the past twenty-four hours where I thought, “Is this too much?” It has been a long and arduous trip to […]
Guatemalan Wonders, Part II
While the tours I took in Guatemala were a great way to see landscapes I would not otherwise have seen, they’re not always the best […]
Guatemalan Wonders, Part I
I ended my time in Central America with a five-day trip to Guatemala. I wanted to see a different culture and landscape after spending a […]