
Here we are exploring some of the ruins of the Spanish-colonial city of Antigua. a must see on any trip to Central America. Antigua is full of luscious, verdant gardens hidden in lovely European stucco courtyards. Nothing is casual in Antigua - only absolutely extraordinarily old and beautiful.
My brother actually traveled to Lake Atitlan in a chicken bus (pictured above) by himself with hardly any Spanish and it worked - we found him. he was the only gringo on every bus he took and everything seemed to go very smoothly. way to be efficient and user-friendly, Guatemala.We also got to visit CASA DEL MUNDO, a hotel right across the lake, which if you're ever on Lake Atitlan I would now totally recommend. A completely whimsically tropical, paradisical setting.

and because the owner of the hotel is friends with the couple we are volunteering with, we got to kayak for free!
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THANK YOU, FAMILY (and those who weren't able to come) = you mean the world to us. your love, generosity and kindness for us and others inspires us to no end! If i could bottle of that time we had together i would - all those warm feelings of togetherness and belonging and freedom and awareness = completely priceless = i love you!
4 comments:
My dear Molly, You bring tears to my eyes and joy to my heart!You are truly Gods special Child...
Love Dj
PS Did you have to put the bathing suit one on here?
Hey Molly,
I enjoyed being with yall so much. I treasure all the time we get to have together. I love you!
Wow--Molly--amazing pics and it looks like you all had a really great family time. Wish I could have been there......yuk yuk.
seriously, thanks so much for blessing us all with this incredible "chronicle" of our time together. ah.....for just a few more days at Casa del Mundo, but how thankful we are for the time we had with you and Matt (and James!). We love you guys so much.
PS: I forgot to comment on an earlier blog that Bailie's "A Diary of Private Prayer" is one of my very favorites!
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