In Adventure/ Explore/ International Development/ Nicaragua/ Water Wells Circuit to Ride Even hidden behind the chin protection on his motorcycle helmet, I can tell that Kelvin is smiling. His cheeks are drawn up below kind… Continue Reading →
In International Development/ Nicaragua A new beginning in the BOSAWAS It’s evening in the BOSAWAS, and I write the unfamiliar (and lengthy) names of the women participants of the WIMPA assembly — a gathering of… Continue Reading →
In Explore/ For the WELL of it/ International Development/ Nicaragua/ Water Wells Backhoes and Buttonholes Backoes and Buttonholes. Teresa Chavaria can talk integlligently on both of these topics. I like her already. As a member of the Water Committee… Continue Reading →
In Costa Rica/ Explore/ International Development/ Nicaragua Everybody has a story We are all the sum of our own unique experiences. The good. The bad. The challenging. From the absolutely joyful to the truly troubling.… Continue Reading →
In Explore/ For the WELL of it/ International Development/ Nicaragua/ Water Wells No ‘only’ about it. Sometimes I want the long version of a story. And sometimes I am eager to just hear the highlights. Sometimes I am satisfied to… Continue Reading →
In Explore/ International Development/ Nicaragua/ Water Wells Just like Yalmar – Click/Swipe through the gallery above for more pics – It is the big things that separate us. Miles. Circumstance. Opportunity. It is the little… Continue Reading →
In Explore/ International Development/ Nicaragua Clinic days in Chinandega, Nicaragua (Part 2 of 3. Part 1. Part 3.) Seeing the world just a little more clearly. Through the provision of simple reading glasses, parents leave… Continue Reading →
In Adventure/ Explore/ Nicaragua Volcano Challenge (Part 1 of 3. Part 2. Part 3.) It is true what they say about stepping outside one’s comfort zone. This IS where the… Continue Reading →
In Explore/ International Development/ Nicaragua A little breathing room I recently ventured into Nicaragua’s Bosawas biosphere reserve. It is here in the remote rainforest that I witness the quiet simplicity of a subsistence… Continue Reading →
