We arrived in Belize to the welcoming customs officers who required that we open our bags and they peered in - patting the top items - and then proceeding to clear us through. Really, I could have smuggled in a person and then some with their thoroughness.
I must say that I really enjoyed the diversity of people in Belize; from fair skinned Spanish speaking Latinos to night-black akin-Africans the people there were laid back and friendly. I thoroughly enjoyed the relaxed culture - though when Megan and I experienced yet another tire problem on the bus through Belize - the men quickly mobilized together and had the tire changed with 20minutes!
It was also weird to remember that people could understand me when I talked in English - which I think may be a problem when I come back! It was only when I a
rrived in Guatemala that I felt more at home again because I had to switch back and forth between two languages. Amazing what you get accustomed to!
rrived in Guatemala that I felt more at home again because I had to switch back and forth between two languages. Amazing what you get accustomed to!I also really emjoyed the bright colours of this place - many objects, especially houses, are painted bright and zany colours which make for a happy-go-lucky vibe where ever you walk.
Next stop: Gualemala
\manda
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