Posted in Leon2 - 7/24/2017 by Abigail Berumen
LAST BLOG OF THE TRIP !!! Hola everyone it’s Abby and I was the leader of the day. This was my very first time taking in control towards my fellow peers. Usually, at home I show leadership since I have two younger sisters and an older sister with a disability...
Posted in Leon2 - 7/24/2017 by Global Glimpse Staff
Hello Family and Friends of L2C Glimpsers, We know you all are excited for the return of the students, so here are some reminders about their flight information: The students will be arriving at SFO on August 8th at 12:15 am PST on AV 560 into the International...
Posted in Leon2 - 7/24/2017 by Leslie Kwong
The morning responsibilities of the leader of the day is to wake the Glimpsers, and energize them for the day to come. Wake up call was scheduled to be at 8:00am, and to accommodate this, I had planned to wake up around 7:00am. However, I found myself on the porches...
Posted in Leon2 - 7/24/2017 by Rolph Museau
Today was such an amazing day from the beginning to end. Today was our last day for our CAP project and we and the community did such a great job finishing the projects. At the end of the day we had completed more projects then expected which is great because the kids...
Posted in Leon2 - 7/24/2017 by Leah Carraher
Finally! My time to be Lider del Dia! Today was the second day of our Community Action Project at Barrilete, and we got a lot done! The tire fence is all painted–pink, yellow, blue and purple–and so is the kitchen, half blue and half yellow. Sam and Jenny...
Posted in Leon2 - 7/24/2017 by Ana Sedano
Today was a day that tested our communication skills and our true commitment to our Community Action Project which is beautifying a school/orphanage(Barrilete)and constructing a tire fence and cabinets. For it being our first day it was a great turn out. Everyone...
Posted in Leon2 - 7/24/2017 by Brian Reyes and Samuel Campos
Today, the group was scheduled to visit the volcano,”Cerro Negro”, and was challenged to hike up approximately 2,000 feet. This visit challenged the group to face their fear of heights and individually challenge ourselves to reach the top. Although this...
