“But Mister, I’m Honduran”: Stories from the Pila
Words and Photo by: Nathan Greene This is a pila. It is a large deep tub that is a staple in every Honduran home. It stores water and is a place where many a Honduran woman spends a great deal of her day, scrubbing clothing, washing dishes and occasionally dunking a child for a dip. … Read more
Quote of the Week: Tercera Parte
Words and Photos by: Matt Gwilliam It’s that special time of the year again. The parcial is over and you are undoubtedly looking forward to the latest installment of The Quote of the Week. Well, wait no more my friends. Feast upon these delectible quotes that are sure to inspire, awe and entertain. I hope these can give some guidance or add some amusement to your day. If you have anysuggestions for The Quote of the Week that you feel would benefit some middle schoolers, please,let me know.
Oh, The Humanity!
Words and Video by: Matt Gwilliam Have you ever found yourself sitting at home on a quiet Sunday morning, casually eating breakfast in the peace and comfort of your own home, perhaps browsing the newspaper or the interweb, deep in relaxation and undisturbed thought; and then suddenly wondered “What is it like in Cofradia right … Read more
Día Típico
Pictures by: Josh Balser and Norah Tahiri Last weekend SJBS celebrated día típico, an event honoring the history and culture of Honduras. Each grade was assigned a different city in Honduras and the parents were in charge of making a champa (a hut made out of natural material) and serving the typical food of that … Read more
The Chicken Bus
Words and Picture (in post) by: Norah Tahiri You have never truly experienced all that public transportation has to offer until you have ridden in a chicken bus. The “Chicken Bus” is an elementary school bus that has been imported from the States, slapped with religious decals and family names, and has been known to … Read more
