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Here we go. I am trying to get a start to our posts. Not sure how easy it will be to add to this along the way but hopefully we can share some of our adventure here. Thanks for checking in. - Louise

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This is the final day before we leave. Feelings are a mixed bag. There's a lot of excitement, a lot of nervousness, and more than a little tension. Our last day in America for a while passes like most others. And yet every thought the teachers have is ahead. Every aspect of our plans are being analyzed. Of course, there's no way anyone can be prepared for every little thing still to come. And that is the beauty of a trip like this.

CUBA- Hey all. It's really hard to get on the internet here, so we want to get this out while we can. Sorry not to be able to send out more frequently. Hope this helps you connect. This is a great group and we are impressed by how well all are doing as travelers. 4/27 For the BLOG? All is well in Cuba! Yesterday, after a long morning of travel, we took a bus tour of the city of Havana and made our way to the casas. The city is absolutely beautiful, an explosion of vibrant color unlike any I have ever seen before. We’re all feeling quite spoiled here at the casas, the rooms are lovely and the food is delicious. Today, we will journey to old Havana, supposedly one of the most beautiful places in the city. -Morgan 4/28 Well… We went chilling around at some sweet musemes. I was blown away by how politically charged the art and culture in Cuba is. Another thing that I was very impressed by was the -Elijah The ...

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From earlier in the day: In the airport, through security, waiting for our plane to leave. Everything up to now has been tremendously rewarding and the group has been positive for almost every experience The airport experience is a little less enjoyable, as various stressors of time and crowds and a bit of hunger put some on edge (while others seem to have embraced the "Cuban time” culture of going with the flow and knowing it would work out okay). We’re almost done with our last mango, and the pineapple is all gone, along with the guava paste pies. As much as many of us would love to stay longer, we are mostly ready to head home (and will likely miss Cuba soon after we return to Vermont). And as much as this trip is about learning about other cultures and people, much of the most powerful learning has been about ourselves and appreciating others in this group. We are hopeful the kid will have much to share when we return. Now in Atlanta, through customs and final...

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