Hiya

WEll, it all sounds very hectic there - I have to say that with the slow pace of life here in Honduras I've forgotten what it's like to actually have deadlines and things! everything is so laid back, if you don't turn up at work - as I didn't this morning (dreaded migraine) they don't say anything!
Then again the teachers don't turn up at least once a week.

That's so cool about the gig in York - I remember Fibbers from my student days! although they never had anyone as cool as secondnature playing there in my day! It sounds like things are going well for them though - give them all a pat on the back from me!

I've had some excellent news, i wrote to the project-coordinator to ask about Utila and mentioned that I would rather be doing actual conservation than teaching about conservation so now I'm on the turtle protection project which will involve going out at night and stealing the turtles eggs after they lay them so we can incubate them and helping look after turtles in the centre.

I'm even more excited now!
well, gotta go buy leaving presents for my Honduran family!