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2009 Africa Trip
2010 India Trip
2011 Thailand Trip
2012 China Trip
2013 Ecuador/Peru Trip
2014 Belize and Guatemala
2015 Philippines Trip
2016: New Zeeland, Australia & Papus New Guinea
2017: New Orleans, China, Puerta Vallarta, California, Florida, Costa Rica, Panama
2018 Puerto Rico Trip
2019: Egypt, Greece, Israel
2020: Mozambique
2023 The Gambia, Morocco, Portugal
2024 Cambodia and Vietnam
2025 Japan
2026 Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Cape Horn, Falkland Islands, Magellan Straits
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
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We arrived at the Grande Tikal Hotel around 2, rested for about 15 minutes & then took off to shop for things only available here and/or...
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The last couple days at Clinica Jose were filled with touch up jobs, putting away tools & cleaning up the messes we'd made. We seem...
Monday, March 10, 2014
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The Sister want Hermocillo (their hired hand) how to use their tools and fix things so he usually works with Rog who tries to teach him and ...
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Our Job List started out with about ten things but when the Sister saw how capable & hard working Rog is...the list more than doubled. ...
Sunday, March 2, 2014
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We took a tuk tuk to a small village nearby, San Juan...a very quiet and interesting place. We shopped for a few last gifts and Rog gave so...
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Dios is the Spanish word for God so it hit me today that Adios must refer to God. Duh! All the times I said that and I never thought about...
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San Pedro sits on Lake Atitlan, a volcanic crater that is about 20 km E to W and about 900' deep and with steep mountains all around it....
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A sad day...I ran out of M & M's...and worst, I lost our camera...somewhere on the last of the 4 chicken buses that it took to get u...
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After working on projects for about 5 hours, we devoured a BBQ rib dinner with mashed potatoes & corn prepared by Sister Liz & then ...
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Our long drive to and from town gave us a chance to learn more about many things...including the current nun situation in USA: very few are...
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Since we had finished all the jobs we could do, we took off for Quetzaltenango...3 hours drive one way...to get more supplies. Sister Liz s...
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Being around Sister Liz is such a treat! Since she is my Mom's first cousin, so many of her mannerisms remind me of my mom...even the w...
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Before I Sleep is the book about Dr. Tom Dooley's last two years. Ironic that it is the book I happen to pick out in San Pedro to rep...
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I asked Sister Liz if they would be sending someone to the USA to be trained as a doctor and then return to work here...without hesitation s...
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I asked Sister Liz if they would be sending someone to the USA to be trained as a doctor and then return to work here...without hesitation s...
Thursday, February 27, 2014
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Such amusing stories are shared while we eat meals...Here's one told by Sister Annie: She was woken in the middle of the night & as...
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By 10 a.m. coffee break, Sister Liz had already seen 10 patients besides checking on on our job...hanging towel racks. I fixed turkey-ala...
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All decisions about what & how to build here always heavily take in consideration the future...when the Sisters hand this whole operatio...
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When we came in for breakfast at 7, the Sisters had another surprise for us...since they had not had a big Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner,...
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The Sisters live in a very nice home made out of stone--built by some Benediction nuns during the religious persecution years so it is very ...
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