Today we did a Supercontacto in our area again, our 3
companionships went all throughout Miraflores, the biggest neighborhood that is
ours. We found a LOT of
people. Not many of them will progress right now or are interested, but we did
contact them. And we found out that in a pulperia over there they sell flaming
hot Lay's potato chips, so of course we bought them (kinda expensive, 8 lemps for the
little bag, normally we buy the 2 or 4 lemps kinds) and enjoyed them. They're
not actually that spicy, but they taste good.
We also ate green mango and green plum in one of our citas, which
was a new experience for me. Any green fruit just tastes like acid, there's no fruit flavor and it's just sour. Makes your
teeth feel weird. And then your stomach's messed up for the next few days. But,
in line with tradition, you eat green fruit with salt mixed with pepper and
cumin, and chile and lime is optional. Vive Honduras, where you rarely eat
ripe fruit and it's always with salt!
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| Mango verde con sal y cominos! |
And we did some more visits, and got ourselves ready for the
Noche de Hermanamiento that we were in charge of. That went smoothly, short and
sweet, and we headed ourselves home.
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| Honduras Night Sky |
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