I started the morning early with a tuk tuk ride to Chuk Muk. I wanted to visit Cristobal’s family and see if they were willing to let Cristobal study high school on Sundays in San Lucas Toliman ( a 20 minute ride away in a pick up). As he would only be studying on Sundays they said YES
We returned to Santiago Atitlan to pick up Vicki and Senor Gris. We then all headed to San Lucas Toliman. Senor Gris is in the Nanaimo Rotary Club and was meeting with a group of South Vancouver Island Rotary friends. We had a nice coffee and then a small group headed to CEA ( a high school in San Lucas Toliman) with Cristobal. We met the director of the school and signed Cristobal up for a 2 year bacheloreto in Sciences. The cost is high at this school and we only had Q2,100 to put towards the education costs…..part of our problem is the sinking Canadian dollar…we lost 20% of our funds!!!!. Well one of the Rotary guys, Ron Blank, decided to fill in the difference. Thank you Ron.
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The group then walked to the outskirts of San Lucas to view the amazing Lantzville Rotary water project. This Rotary group in getting water to a site of 150 future homes. The project is already 1 month ahead of schedule in only a week.
The future villagers have already dug all the ditches from the towns water main down the road and into the village. A group of the women have been taking plumbing lesson and will be responsible for installing the pipe. This is just an amazing project. We also visited ” scarves for stoves” women’s community garden.
We returned to the Hotel Toliman for lunch and then visited their awesome permaculture garden. In talking to the gardener he has no Chaya plants but would like some…and their garden has some plants we would like….we are going to make a trade.
This was a totally fun day!!!!!
