Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Hurricane Felix passes over us
Despite all the news and hype about hurricane felix, our town went relatively unscathed. There was a lot of rain but no flooding. Some parts of Honduras, mainly the northern coast, got hit pretty badly. Yesterday we found out at 6 am (after having showered and dressed) that classes were cancelled. Last night the Honduran ministry of education officially cancelled today's classes but our director decided at 6 am this morning to have classes anyway. However, only 10 of my students showed up and 10 minutes after attempting to start class, classes were officially cancelled. My classroom was the only thing that really flooded, with a mini-river covering 3/4ths of the floor. I'm wishing I were sleeping in right now, but we have to stay anyways to do "work" in our classrooms. I don't have much to do since I caught up on grading and planning yesterday. Hopefully things will become normal again tomorrow.
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wow i'm so glad to hear everything is okay on your end!
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