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Cross-cultural Shopping: A Goal Two Story?
Last Sunday, I went to the supermarket in my neighborhood to pick up staples for the week. I buy certain things every day, because some products don’t last very long and the stores are on my way, but I need food for the animals, cleaning products and certain Moldovan foods that I’ve come to depend on, as well as lunch food for the week. I bought a large container of a salad I enjoy, some beer and cheese and meat and all the beverages I need for a week or so. This trip I had remembered to bri...
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Smoke Ceremony
Before the Deep South Games that are held every August, the audience gets to participate in a smoke ceremony.
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Bucking Bronco
Cattle wrangling is a huge part of the Rupununi Savannah. To highlight some of the talents of the vaqueiro or cowboy, a Rodeo is held every Easter. These events usually hold horse riding, bull riding, and also rope technique. This event also shows how popular US culture has carried over into my area.
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Life
I believe there are very few things, physically, that Guatemalans cannot accomplish. They are the embodiment of inner strength and endurance. To you and me, we see a log that needs to get from point A to point B and think, "I need a truck." To a Guatemalan, all they need is some rope and sheer will power. I am humbled daily by their strength.
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babies!
Babysitting Baby Elton for the day.
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Men's Yoga Class
The men were jealous that I do Yoga class for the women, so I started a Men's Yoga Class after they play football. Namaste! (Monkey River Village, Belize.)
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Village living
A typical Sunday afternoon in the village. (Monkey River Village, Belize)
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Amber
One of my students, Amber. The beauty of her spirit is reflected in her eyes. :) (Monkey River Village, Belize)
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My host brother!
Having fun with my host brother, Kerkland.
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hanging out
Kriol BBQ
