Last Day in Guatemala

Boy was I sad to say goodbye to Guatemala.

I packed up all my things on Wednesday and tried to hit the sack as early as possible.

That morning I did a lot of last minute errands like arranging my shuttle to the capital to catch my flight the next morning, buying gifts for the family, etc.

One thing I absolutely HAD to do was visit with a family that I met while wandering through the riverbed and came to love. The photo below is Petrona and her family in front of their home. These are some of the sweetest, most giving people I know. Carlos is the little boy in the middle. We got to practice numbers and the alphabet together. I had some awesome conversations with Petrona as well. It simply felt like a second family. What a privilege to know them.

Carlos and his sister walking me back to town after I visited a while. <3

My mini-guides :)

Whilst running errands, I encountered a Chicago Bulls themed Tuk-Tuk...odd...

To celebrate my last day, I treated myself to food out. Tofu/Veggie fajitas. Deliciousssss.

I purchased my favorite Guatemalan drink in bulk since I knew I wouldn't be about to find it in the States... Rose/Hibiscus tea. Amen.

So long Guatemala, you will be extraordinarily missed.


Love,


Cody