Copan Ruinas Honduras-My family life

When you live with a local family, which I have done many times in Latin America, the experiences are always varied–that’s what makes it so fun.  The school I was attending, Ixbalanque Spanish School set up the family stay.

Trini, the maid that worked at the house where I was staying, was a very nice person.  She had a very cute little girl about 2 years old that stayed with her while she worked.    The little girl always seemed  to be curious about the stranger(me) that always came to the meals.

Here is a photo of Trini and her daughter:

Trini had told me that she only had 4 photos of her little girl, so with Trini’s permission,  I spent some time taking photos of her daughter and took them to a little photo store to get developed.  Yes, even in the small town of Copan Ruinas, Honduras there is a way to get photos printed.

Here are some cute photos of her daughter.

I gave Trini 12 different photos, so in the end she had a total of 16 photos of her daughter when I left Honduras.

 

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