Posted in Bonao - 7/25/2016 by Global Glimpse Staff
Hello Family and Friends of B1C Glimpsers, We know you all are excited for the upcoming return of the students on Friday morning, so we wanted to update you all with their flight information: The students will be arriving at JFK at 5:57 AM Aug 12 on Jet Blue flight...
Posted in Esteli1 - 7/21/2016 by Na'Tasia Bradshaw aka Queen Lady Bug
Hello fellow glimpsers and family, this is the last leader of the day Na’Tasia. I woke up at around 5am, even though wake up call was at 7am. We had gallo pinto,eggs,and bread for breakfast at 8am. When all was done, we had 2 energizers, Simon Says and Riff-off....
Posted in Riobamba1 - 7/30/2016 by Diana Salazar
[We apologize for not posting last night… no WiFi!] Today was an eye opening experience for all of us. We started the day with a mental warm up to prepare us for the day. Afterwards we headed to el Mercado, the market, to help locals sell fruits, vegetables, and...
Posted in Matagalpa2 - 7/24/2016 by Stedman Hill Jr
Today was very touching and memorable for us glimpsers because we were all able to reflect on our experience in Matagalpa, Nicaragua as a family now. Everyone had mixed emotions today: there was sadness , people feeling upset...
Posted in Constanza - 7/28/2016 by Silvia
Today was the second and final free day of our trip. We had to wake up at seven, and then we had breakfast at eight. After eating a ham, tomato and lettuce sandwich and drinking orange juice we were ready for a seminar that enabled us to write an appreciation letter....
Posted in Riobamba2 - 7/31/2016 by Gianni Diaz
Today was that day, that day we will look back and say “I haven’t been this proud of myself in a long time.” This was the day that we were all looking forward to; however, we had doubts. It all started the night before; we had our first free day on...
Posted in San Juan de La Maguana - 7/28/2016 by Sabrina Fernandez & Andrea Martinez
Today was our Poverty and Global Business day. With only four days left, Andrea and I led the group through an intense day that consisted of visiting the bateys (living community for low wage workers) and the sugar company the braceros work for. Our wake up call today...
