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Author: Ana Juarez
Volunteers
Name: Klara Krämer Age: 22 Nationality: Belgian Languages: German, French, English, (and now) Spanish About me: Before coming to Bolivia, I finished my second year in Education at the university. Now I’m doing 10 month of Volunteering in Sucre, Bolivia, with the organisation InCo. I’m working in a private school, which is called Unidad Educativa […]
Ten month away… too long?
When I started this Volunteer-Project, 10 month seemed so long. Ten month not seeing my family, ten month not spending time with my friends, ten month not being home, ten month not eating Belgian food, but ten month living in another culture, ten month speaking a new language and a lot more. Then I had […]
TRY. YOU WOULD DISCOVER ABILITY THAT YOU DIDN’T KNOW BEFORE
English. I would tell it any friend and they would laugh. «You, teaching English?» and who could blame them? Of course not me. I still remember that long evening at the university spent writing hundred time on a shit il lievito (I did prefer to say lo lievito but any Italian’s grammar will consider it […]
TELL ME A FAIRYTALE
By Estefania Monsorno One day the KG (Kinder Garten)’s teacher decided that every children in her class had to learn a fairytale and tell it to their classmates. I had to do it, too. During three days I was listening to those lovely 5-years-old-children tell their fairytales with their shrill voices, hiding their faces behind […]
I STILL GO TO SCHOOL
By Estefania Monsorno I wake up everyday and I go to school (this sentence has been true for almost all my life, but this time it has a different meaning: I am no more a student). I wake up every day and I go to school on foot. There are two kilometer and a half […]
San Cristobal and the justice of the people
By Magalena Bauhofer The 8th to 13th of May had visit from Italy, Belgium, Estonia and Bolivia in Guatemala, It was really nice for a change to be able to talk some different languages and see that it ́s not only me, who feels still in culture shock. We saw different things. One of the […]
Guatemala – The good and the bad
BY Grete Maria Neppo I landed in Guatemala City on 3rd of October. After living in this country for seven months, I thought it’s finally the time to make a (maybe not so) little summary of my time here. I will mark the best, worst, weird, funny and so on stuff, and maybe it could […]
Costa Rica and The Chill Out
By Magdalena Bauhofer Semana Santa is the week before easter sunday, where there are a lot of processions in whole historical Center of Guatemala City. Me and my friend escaped, even though they say they make really beautiful paintings on the streets that are enormous and cover whole of it. For who wants to see […]
“Through the heart of South America”.
By Giulia Cassiani An undiscovered jewel, Bolivia conceals an ancient history within the borders of its transcendent landscapes. Nature at its wildest, incredible geography, from dusty red mountains and prehistoric jungles to high altitude cities and solitary villages, a traditional and intense cultural experience, Bolivia is as breathtaking as it is seriously challenging. There is an […]