We walk from our apartment to the language school every day. It’s about 7 blocks away, and there are several ways to go. Walking gives us the opportunity to observe life from the street. One thing we noticed right away is how many pulperias there are. A pulperia is simply a corner store.
Most of the pulperias are in the owner’s house. Some of them are a small room in the front, and others are a bit larger. You can buy a bag of tortillas, a Coke, a couple of eggs, or maybe a papaya. They are a staple of Honduran life. I have been stopping to count them the last couple of days walking home from school. I didn’t get all of them, but this video gives a little sampling.
May your day be filled with all that you need.
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Enjoying you sharing your life with us! May God stay with you and may you have an enjoyable time while there.
You will never be hungry or thirsty on your walk to & from school! LOL!!😜 May God bless your ministry there as you learn the language & the customs!! Hello to Crystal & the children!!😍
Ruth W. 🌹
This is funny! Thanks for sharing 🙂
How fun!😂😂
Great to see your newsletters and read your blog. I love the pictures. I love to hear of your learning and growing time. I’d like to hear how ICC has helped you once or twice for your stay. Rich
*Laughing. Cohen and I liked this. He wanted to watch three times 😄