Koeri on siin ka hästi palju, enamus on kõik ühte liiki, aga ma ei tea mis tõug see on. Mingi kõhnemat sorti pikkade jalgadega on. Aga täna kui jooksmas õhtul käisime, nägin ühte koera kerra tõmbunult ukse ees kõik ribid paistsid :( Mul tundub et mul on loomadest alati rohkem kahju kui inimestest, kuigi oleneb ikka mis seisus nad on ja kes nad on.
Täna pidi päev hakkama kell 7.30 aga ma unustasin ära ja ikka ärkasin pool h varem üles ehk kell 6 siis. Läksime politseijaoskonda 6-7 lapsega siis kes Kinderist kaasa oli toodud, kellel kõige parem käitumine on seal. Politsei jaoskonna keskel on täiesti avar ja puugi kasvab, tundub nagu aed oleks. Aga mis mulle üldse Hondurases ei meeldi on see et nende jaoks on nii tavaline prügi maha viskamine. Isegi seal politseijaoskonna keskel mulla peal oli suht palju prügi. Ja siis nad lihtsalt riisuvad selle kokku kunagi. Igatahes, seal oli üks suur ruum ka kuhu tulid teised lapsed ka teistest kohtadest mis on meie Kinder'i sarnased, aga mõni on vist privaatne, sest nt kui ma istusin siis tulid mõned koolivormis lapsed mu juurde ja hakkasid rääkima, nad rääkisid mõnda asja ing keeles ka, ning nad olid ainult 6-7 aastased! Ning suht hästi rääkisid ka. Nende pered on muidugi rikkad ka niiet see seletab. Nad oli palju rohkem distsiplineeritumad. Igatahes, seal oli igal grupil üks laud ning teemaks oli taaskasutud, ja pandi välja kõik asjad mis pudelikorkidest vms oli valmistatud. Ja asjad olid väga ilusad. Nii loomingulised, ma poleks kunagi selliste asjade peale tulnud et neid teha saab. Kuigi ma olen suht kindel et kas õpetajad või laste vanemad tegid need, sest need nägid liiga perfektsed välja. Aga auhinnad olid ka, 3 kohta. See kõik pidi kell 8 algama, aga nagu Lõuna-Kesk- Ameerikas ikka, kõik hilineb ma ei tea miks, nad on lihtsalt nii aeglased. Niiet eestlased polegi kõige aeglasemad inimesed. Niiet kõik algas kell 10 läbi :D Nii igav oli seal istuda, ja kell pool 11 võisime ära minna õnneks.
Tagasi jõudes tegin süüa, Skype'sin. Ja kell 2 tuli minna sinna kohta kus meil Kinder on hommikuti, ehk siis 15 min kaugusel, sest vanemad lapsed õppisid seal. Umbes tund aega enne minekut hakkas nii kõvasti sadama, ei kuulnud midagi muud peale vihma. Siin ongi nii et üks hetk on ülikuum ja järgmine hetk on paduvihm. Ja kui siin sajab on kõik kohad väikeseid järvi täis. Kui hakkasime minema ei olnud ikka veel sadu järgi jäänud. Panin seekord isegi teksad jalga, ning sain Iain'ilt vihmavarju. Sellest väga palju kasu muidugi polnud. Mul oleks tõesti vihmajakki vaja !! Igatahes, kõik tänavad ujutasid ja pidi vee sees kõndima, mis väga meeldiv pole kuna see nii räpane ju. Kohale jõudes ma olin läbimärg ja pidin riietest vett välja väänama :D Muide, ja peale vihmasadu, pole tänaval ühtegi järve enam, nii kiiresit kaob see vesi.
Seal ma sain 6ndat klassi õpetada see kord. Ning see pole enam nii kerge nagu 1+1, sest neil on sõnalised matemaatika ül ka ja korrutamist jagamist on raskem seletada. Alguses mul oli täiesti meelest läinud isegi kuidas kirjalikult komadega arve jagada :D Mitu aastat ju kalkulaatori kastutanud, aga siis tuli natukese aja pärast meelde :D Kirjutasin ise neile tehteid ja lasin teha. Üks poiss tegi kõik ilusti ära ning sain ka seletamisega hakkama , mis enamasti koosnes ikka sellest et ma näitasin mis teha tuleb ja ütlesin mõned arvud hisp keeles :D Aga see õp andis mulle nende õpiku/töövihiku koju kaasa et saaks sealt õppida mis on väga hea. Neil on seal ju kõik ained koos, matm, hisp keel, bioloogia kas vist sest Diana ütles et ta pidi mehe suguelunditest midagi õpetama ning pilt oli ka juures haha :D:D
Danny ütles et kolmapäeval on jalgpall kell 2, vb proovin ka mängida. Nüüd ma lähen süüa tegema, siis vb vaatan filmi ja õpin hispaania keelt mis hetkel on väga nõrk.
Mis on naljakas siin, on see et isegi bussijuhid mööda minnes lasevad signaali või ütlevad midagi (sests bussi uksed on tavaliselt alati avatud) :D :D
Ühte erinevust Hispaania ja Hondurase hisp keele vahel olen ka märganud. Nad ei saa vahepeal siin sõnast 'zumo' aru mis tähendab mahla, niiet tuleb 'jugo' kasutada.
Teine asi mis märganud olen on et peaaegu kõik vist keskklassi kuuluvad Hondurase naised kannavd kontsakingi.
Ning Hondurase inimesed on minu kogemuse järgi alati sõbralikut välismaalaste suhtes ning aitavad vahel.
Muide, Honduralased väga palju USAst kaugemale ei tea, sest kui oled valge arvatakse tavaliselt et Ameeriklane oled.
Omg!!! Ma just läksin oma toast välja, ja ukse lahti teen, suur tarantel on kohe kõrval. Ma jooksin kiljudes kohe elutuppa, tagasi vaadates alguses jooksis ta mul järel ka ning rohkem ma taha ei vaadanud. See on üks mu kõige suuremaid ehamtusi elus sest tarantlid ja maod on olendid keda ma metsikult vabalt küll näha ei tahaks. See oli vähemalt 10 cm. Iain ütles ka et see on kõige suurem mis ta siin näinud on sest varem oli ka üks olnud. Kui ma kiljuma hakkasin alguses keegi ei teadnud mida arvata kohe et mis viga :D Igatahes, alguses mõtlesime et paneme välja, aga panime hoopis läbipaistvasse karpi koduloomaks :D mõneks ajaks. Teises vabatahtlike majas on kass Graham kelle eest nad hoolt kannavad, meil on tarantel nimega Sweety :)
Ma alati mõtlesin et oleks lahe ühte näha Hondurases, aga mitte niimoodi, see hetk küll mu top 3s polnud :D Aga kõik sellise väga teistsugused kogemused ajavad alati naerma :D Just nagu siis kui me järvedest läbi pidime vihmaga kõndima.
In the morning when we were walking to Kinder, we saw a horse that was just walking on the street alone. Then 4 dogs came and started barking at it and bullying that poor little horsey :'( And then chased it a bit. It looked so sad and helpless :( Every time I see a horse walking down the street I always wanna jump on and ride, or just give a little pat but I dont know what these horses might do, although they seem really calm, worn out and even civilized.
There are lots of dogs here as well, mostly from the same breed, with long legs and skinny. But today when we went running, I saw a dog curled up in front of a door and it looked soo skinny and you could see the ribs. :( I think I always feel more sad about animals than people, but it depends on what situation are the people in and who they are.
Today the day was supped to start at 7.30 but I forgot and I still woke up at 6 instead of 6.30. We went to the police station with 6-7 kids from Kinder who had behaved the best there. In the middle of the police station there was a space/garden without a roof and a palm tree was growing there. One thing that I don't like about Honduras is that they throw rubbish on the ground, and so was the case in that garden. Thats what they are used to because it will get raked up later anyway.
Anyway, there was a big room where kids from other places like our Kinder came, but I think the one I work in has definitely the poorest and least disciplined children. WHen I was sitting some kids in uniforms came to me and talked, a bit in English too although they were 6-7 years old. It must be a private school they go to then and they are probably quite rich. Their English was so good as well. I couldn't even speak English at that age. And it looked like they were much more disciplined and behaved well. Anyway, each group had one table and the theme of the contest was recycling so there were really many things made out of bottles, bottle caps, plastic bags, paper etc. The ideas were so good and creative and the the things looked so perfect as well, so I'm pretty sure that either the parents or teachers made them. The whole thing was supposed to start at 8 o'clock which for Honduran people is always hours later so it started after 10. I have no idea why they are so slow. Hence, for everybody who claim that Estonians are slow. This nation is 100x slower and take forever to do anything.
At half 11 we went back home so I ate and Skyped for couple of hours. Then we had to go to that place where we have Kinder, to teach old kids. It started to rain really heavily and hour before that. And when we had to go it still rained the same. So I got and umbrella from Iain which wasn't that useful but a bit at least. When it rains here, you have to go through all sorts of little lakes :D I didn't actually mind because it was all sort of funny for some reason :D The thing is though, its not really pleasant to walk through those ponds because it's really dirty. When I got there I was dripping wet.
This time I got to teach 6th graders. This wasn't as easy as 1+1 anymore, because some of their maths exercises were verbal and it was much harder to explain multiplication and division. For one moment I had even forgotten how to divide with number that have decimal point in :D Because I have used a calculator for years now, but after thinking about it, it all came back to me :D So I wrote some equations for them and when I had to explain, i just showed how i did it and said some easy things in Spanish. I have to much to improve. There was only one boy who did all the equation i gave them so he was the only one I was helping. Luckily, the teacher gave me the workbook that they use as well so I can study at home. This contains of all maths, Spanish and even biology I think because I saw that Diana was teaching something about male sexual organs haha :D or maybe they just had to read about it.
When we walked back, it had stopped raining and there were no more ponds on the streets. They usually fade away so quickly after raining.
Danny said that on Wednesday the kids are playing football at 2 so if I can I might give it a try :P I'm just gonna make some food now and watch a movie and study Spanish which is really weak en el momento.
What is funny here, is that even when the bus drives by sometimes, the bus drivers honk or shout something because the bus doors are open most of the times. :D
Also already one difference I've noticed between Spanish and Honduran Spanish is that some don't understand the word 'zumo' here which means juice, so we gotta use 'jugo'.
Another observation is that basically all maybe middle class women wear high heels.
Honduran people are usually really friendly towards the foreigners as well and always willing to help.
I think many Honduran people don't really know much further than the States, because many think that as you are white, you are from the USA.
Bloody hell !! I just stepped out of my room and next to me there was a huge ass tarantula, at least 10 cm. Tarantulas and snakes are creatures I'm the most afraid of and prefer not to see them in wild, without supervision. So I started screaming so loud and ran to the living room. It looked like it was chasing me a bit but then it stayed put. So we took like tons of pics of it and put it in a see-though box and named it Sweety. I am so paranoid again now, walking around the house. The other volunteer house has a cat named Graham who they are taking care of, we have a tarantula :)
I always thought it would be cool to see one in Honduras, but I didn't expect it to happen like it did. Definitely wasn't it my must-see list :D
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| Pizza Hut'is, vasakult siis Ameeriklane, Kandalane, 2 inglast, Šveits, Eesti ja Ameerika |
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| see oligi meie sihtpunkt |
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| Diana mina ja Kelsey |
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| niimoodi pidime kividelt laskuma /that's how we had to descent |
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| the current was pretty strong |
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| Kurt jõudis kose alla ka ujuda |
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| õhtu hostelis Hondurase õluga |
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| jalutuskäik Kinderisse järvede keskel |
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| see ongi see koer kellele süüa andsin /thats the dog I gave food to |
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| meie tarantel |
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