In almost a year of solo travel, I have met an array of fascinating people. Artists, intellectuals, creators, and vagabonds. … Continue reading Old Friends & New Beginnings: Onward to South America
Last month I spent a week living and working with farming communities in the Santa Bárbara department of Honduras. Unlike … Continue reading Photo Diary: Volunteer Project in Honduras
This trip hasn’t gone entirely as planned. Looking back on my travel itinerary elicits a bit of a chuckle. As … Continue reading Photo Diary: Humans of Central America
Útila is situated 18 miles off the northern coast of Honduras, but it is worlds away from reality. The smallest … Continue reading Útila pt. 2: Into the Deep
There are three universally known and frequently heard spoken lies on the island of Útila: “I love you” (No you … Continue reading Útila: Through the Ringer
The pouring rain pitter-patters on the metal roof over our heads. We are sitting and talking by candlelight, our shoes … Continue reading Moments in Time in the Honduran Mountains
Ángel wakes up every day at 4 AM and walks for two hours up the steep mountainside to his parcel … Continue reading A Farmer’s Life: Sowing the Seeds of Posterity
Candida is a farmer, but she is a mother first. She lives in the tiny community of La Majada, nestled … Continue reading The Audacity of a Woman Undeterred
It is my first night in Tegucigalpa and I’m at the Hyatt Place hotel. I’m staying here, but I don’t … Continue reading La Vida del Mochilero
She is distracted today. She is normally bubbly and charming and witty. But today is not a normal day. She … Continue reading Changing the Perception of Honduras
