matagalpa
when you are on the road it so hard to imagine ever again getting used to normal domestic life. there is no common ground between nicaragua and coming home to complaining about an appointment i´d tather not keep or traffic in downtown auburn or laundry that cries to be folded. HELLO? In the meantime here in nic. a woman nine months pregnant is being kicked by her husband like a downedhorse because the 100 pound sack of coffee beans she was carrying down a
But the mural is alive!
we travel together up roads too miserable to describe and all the worse forthe killer rains of the past month.
i am so absolutely joyful.....we are doing what we can do.. passed out one of my water filters to a tiny school today. 30 chldren working with one teacher in a 8x10 foot space on the edge of a dusty path with no electricity and only recently a latrine.
my filter for clean water? uuuuuHHHH NO CUPS! how could i have been so oblivious? they drink like little doe eyed deer from the filthy streams...running with pesticides, sewage and trash...but the jungle -what remains - is a true wonder of sound, shadow and color.....
bless this place. it calls to me.


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