Nusamaj pa ri rute' q'aq' (My work in the kitchen)

One of the benefits of having a house was that we had a kitchen and could cook our meals, instead of having to eat out all of the time. I tried my hand at a few dishes, and here are some pictures of the results....

Taq Kotz'i'j pa xeruxikin qachoch (Flowers by our house)

One of my favorite things about our house is the fact that there were so many flowers nearby, which tend to attract the butterflies!

Qachoch pa Pan Q’än (Our House in Antigua)

The backyard

Rebecca picking limes off of our lime tree

Our pila

Rute' q'aq' (Kitchen)

Dining Room

Clarice and Claire sitting in our living room

Nuch'at (My bed)

Ruxikin Jay (Bathroom)

After the Kab'lajuj Ey course, we moved to Antigua to start Oxlajuj Aj, a Kaqchikel Mayan language and culture course organized by Tulane University. To get settled in, we first found a place to live in, and we found a house just on the north end of town. Here are some of the pictures of tiqachoch (our little house)....