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Friday, July 18th, 2008

After chatting with some peeps on the ferry to Utila, Alan (a Belgian guy I recognized from the hostel in San Pedro Sula) and I followed the advice that I received from my Tela drinking companions – we put our heads down and walked straight through the swarms of dive shop reps trying to recruit from most of the 20 or so shops on the island; we were signing up at Ecomarine/Gunter’s dive shop.  Didn’t take too long to get there as Utila is the smaller of the three Bay Islands of Honduras.  There are two main roads on which very few actual cars drive – scooters and golf carts are the principal mode of transport…and feet of course. 

As opposed to Roatan and Guanja, people go to Utila for mainly one thing:  cheap diving.  [read on]

Am Home! However, a few more blogs pending…

Monday, June 16th, 2008

Have arrived home13 days ago …ok, well, the last 7 days have been spent over in Halifax – presented my undergrad research (via poster presentation) @ the Canadian Psychological Association convention; which proved to be an effective means to switch my focus back to that area of my life.  This even despite trying to figure out how to answer the question that has been plaguing me (via other people) since January – “So Bobbie, what do you do back home?  Are you a (grad) student?  Do you work?”  blah, blah, blah…I settled for some version of “I’m dabbling” to “I’m transitioning” to “Nothing”.  haha.  Anyhow, the purpose of this blog is simply to update any of those who have not given up on checking my site – I do have a few more posts to come, covering my time in Utila, Honduras as well as Guatemala.  And there’s a few goodies that occurred over my last 2 weeks of travel … so, don’t give up, check back is what I’m trying to say! 

Transportation randomness in Honduras

Monday, June 16th, 2008
It never ceases to amaze me how different Caribbean coasts are from the rest of whichever country they may be in - Tela is no exception.  Right on the coast of the Caribbean sea, Tela is about halfway between the ... [Continue reading this entry]

Nicaragua is closed

Friday, May 16th, 2008
First and foremost - CONGRATS! to Joline and Derek on their engagement. Haha, managed to get a call in from the Nicaraguan border to hear the news.  This also brings me to a very important travel tip that I ... [Continue reading this entry]

Zip-lining, horse-back riding, and poolside lounging

Saturday, May 10th, 2008
(Continued from: Dawson sister reuinion: surviving La Cangreja & hitting the Pacific) Then to Monteverde...unfortunately for Joline, I still had at this point more than a month of travelling - ... [Continue reading this entry]

Dawson sister reuinion: surviving La Cangreja & hitting the Pacific

Saturday, May 10th, 2008
So am I currently in limbo, trying to get from La Cruz, Costa Rica to Nicaragua...can´t seem to get more info r.e. transportation strikes...well, ´technically´ I am just trying to get my butt down to the beach.  Ahh, the joys ... [Continue reading this entry]

The Raleigh re-tox tour…(censored) PART 1

Friday, April 25th, 2008
And our slightly dysfunctional Raleigh-staff 'family' is back on the booze (after 10, thats right, 10 weeks of sobriety!)...and regretting every minute of the accompanying hangover - something that was not missed in any way, shape, or form.  Having waited ... [Continue reading this entry]

Some pics from Corcovado Trek – click to read descriptions

Wednesday, April 9th, 2008
and our first river crossing local children  [Continue reading this entry]

another Raleigh blog link (to the right)

Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
There is a link along the side of this blog that is the page from the Raleigh blog write-up for the second, environmental phase…

no more mail…wait, would have had to get some first…

Tuesday, March 18th, 2008
Just a FYI not to send anymore mail after March. 21 (this Friday) as I might not receive it...and since I have already expressed to some how the majoritiy of you :-p with respect to sending me some news from ... [Continue reading this entry]