Jugo de pitaya...a bright pink juice made from fresh pitaya and lime
Morning runs at 6am with 3 of my fellow trainees
Reading on my front porch in a rocking chair
Pan con miel....freshly baked bread with melted honey inside from the panderia
Waking up to Rhianna´s Umbrella song being played by the neighbors...or whatever other popular US songs (the electricity goes out at 7am so you have to play it before then)
Having class on the porch everyday while looking out at a tropical forest...especially when it is pouring rain (:
All for now...hopefully pics next time!
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Nicole Hedquist, an environmental education volunteer serving with the U.S. Peace Corps in Nicaragua, uses this site to post her experiences and stories. The material presented is the property of the author alone, and may not be reproduced without her written consent. As such, it represents the opinions of the author alone, and does not represent the opinions of the U.S. Peace Corps.
2 comments:
Yummmmmm those treats sound so tasty. I enjoy reading the little things about Nicaragua. It made me stop and think about the little things I enjoy during my very hectic, busy, crazy, insane day. But a 6am run… ummmm I can barley wake up at 7am to walk The Quaz before I zip off to class, I give you props for that one.
sounds like a very lay-back life style, away from the boisterous city, melt yourself into nature, find the true meaning of life in the simplicity...i hope i can escape, to enjoy watching the forest dancing, listening to the birds chirping...
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