Tantas caras... so many faces

Masa lach' ol (saludo en kekchi Maya). Primero que nada, te pido disculpas por no haberte escrito en tanto tiempo. Las palabras no me bastan para expresar todo lo que mi mente aun no ha tenido tiempo de procesar en las ultimas ni se cuantas semanas. Uno ve tantas caras, conoce tantas personas en este oceano infinito de la humanidad, que a veces se puede quedar sin aliento.

Estuvimos en Belize, un pais maravilloso, mucho antes de lo esperado, y aprovechamos para tomar las cosas con mas calma, y ahora nos damos cuenta de que la fuerza que nos daba empujones en Honduras realmente queria que llegaramos con mas tiempo a Guatemala. Me alegro muchisimo de que Guatemala fue el ultimo pais que visitamos. Definitivamente ha sido el lugar mas fascinante del viaje. Lamentablemente solo nos quedan siete dias, y no tenemos suficiente tiempo para hacer ni verlo todo. Uno podria estar los dos meses completos solamente aqui en Guate y aun desear mas tiempo para explorar.

Tal como predecido, un viaje como este le cambia a uno la perspectiva por completo. Regreso en una semana refrescado e inspirado, con un mejor conocimiento de mi mismo, una amistad mas profunda con mi primo y compañero de viaje Jose, y con muchisimas ideas nuevas para el futuro.

A ti que haz estado siguiendo mis pasos por aqui, te digo bantiosh (gracias). Tu apoyo es el que me ha alegrado y aliviado los momentos dificiles y solitarios, cuando dudaba de mi propia cordura durante esta travesia.

Prometo que tan pronto pueda, subire las fotos de la segunda mitad del vaje.
Huanchic.

Pensando en ti,
z

Masa lach' ol (hello in Kekchi Maya). First of all, I would like to apologize for not having written to you in such a long time. Words are not enough to express all that my mind has not had time to precess in the last dont know how many weeks. One sees so many faces, meets so many people in this infinite human ocean, that at times it can be overwhelming.

We were in Belize, a wonderful country, much sooner than expected, and we used the opportunity to take things a bit slower than before. But now we see that the forces that pushed us forward in Honduras were really trying to give us more time in Guatemala. I am extremely glad we are visiting Guatemala last, it has definitely been the most fascinating of all the countries we have visited. Unfortunately we only have seven days left, which is not enough time to do and see everything we would like to. One could spend the entire two months only in Guate, and still want more time to explore.

Just as predicted, a trip such as this one completely changes one's perspective on things. I return in a week refreshed and inspired, with a much deeper knowledge of myself, a close friendship with my cousin and travel partner Jose, and many new ideas for the future.

To you, who have been following along through here, I say bantiosh (thank you). It is your support that has helped me through the dificult and lonely moments when I doubted my own sanity during this voyage.

I promise that I will post pictures of the second half of the trip as soon as I can.
Huanchic.

Thinking of you,
z