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ccarella
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I don’t do a good job of documenting my life in Honduras which is amazing and at times uniquely challenging. Partially because I’m still learning everything, partially because it’s so different it requires a whole mindset shift and I’m not sure if readers will get it or think the things I share are pretentious (cost of living is very different). I’m at a wedding tonight between a Honduraña and American friends. Every American even here (many) is an adventurous soul. Every Foreigner I meet who lives here share the same story. I fell in love with a Honduraña. Both of these things make me want to share more.
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Miguelgarest
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Is "Honduraña" a typo or that's also correct? I've always known them as hondureño/hondureña
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ccarella
@ccarella.eth
Typo
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Miguelgarest
@miguelgarest.eth
thanks I was legit curious, often words are spelled different and vary in central/south America. Specially have heard tons from Venezuela, Colombia or Peru that differ a lot from what I'm used to 😅
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