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  The Parallel Lives of Those Thousands of Miles Away
  El Hato is a really gorgeous, really poor town. There are only about five buildings, around which spread trails leading to houses (which are all made of corrugated metal and wood)
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  The Walls of El Hato
  Moments upon entering the painted pillars and walls of El Hato, I was jumped on by a girl in the fifth grade named Soria, and at that moment I broke into a smile, grinning at the smile that carries on her everyday life at El Hato and in Guatemala.
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  A Lasting Impression
  All the selfless had work of teachers like the one in my example is what made the biggest impression on me during my trip to Antigua.
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  Today We Realized
  It is scary to think that such events happened regularly, that life is so fragile and cheap.
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  Images of El Hato
  Photos by Peter Jahnig
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  When The Children Waved
   We were given a tour of El Hato and also a long walk to visit some of the children's homes to see how they live.  
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  El Hato for Our First Day
  Today we all woke up around 7:00 a.m. and had breakfast in the hotel. Afterwards we took the van up the mountain to El Hato for our first day of work at the school. 
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  The Art of Bargaining
  Seeing these places and bargaining, it was a better part of the trip to experience it all just as we are experiencing everything else going on. 
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