HONDURAS ADVENTURES
TOM AND BONNIE TAPPAN
On February 4, 2004 the Peace Corps will put us on a plane to Tegucigalpa, Honduras along with 60 other volunteers to work in Honduras the next 27 months. 

The first three months will be concentrated training in three main areas. We will all study Spanish, Spanish and more Spanish (4-5 hours a day. We will  study the cultural differences between Honduras and the United States.  The final category is project specific.  There are 3 groups of about 20 people who will study either water/sanitation, municipal development or child survival/hiv/aids.  Tom has been assigned municipal development and Bonnie child survival/hiv/aids. 

They have told us we may not share the same living quarters during training.  Hmmm!  Maybe it will be like dating again after 20 years of marriage. 

Near the end of training we will be told where in  Honduras our assignment will be. We are eager to discover our location because even though Honduras is a small country, it has a wide variety of climates.  Temperatures vary with altitude.  There are tropical coasts, large valleys where it is very hot and humid and mountains where it can be quite cool at night and in the early mornings.  Also, in most parts of Honduras the rainy season lasts from June through November.

Please join us as we start this new adventure in our life.  We plan to update the site often and post photos once we are established in Honduras.

Love, Light and Peace to All.


A pretty little waterfall in the countryside of Honduras!
There is a land where you will learn the poetry of the wind through the rain forest. Where the immense silence of its raw and untouched beauty will make you feel that time is no longer of consequence.

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Tom and Bonnie on McAfee's Knob, VA
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