Today’s the day. And it’s going to happen, again and again. It has to happen. Nice day. If you don’t know why most football fields around Antigua Guatemala are empty and will be empty for the next 30 days or so you are living under a rock or in a country where football means something … Read more
One of the favourite activities Guatemalans enjoy to do on the weekends are these soccer matches. Most matches happen on Saturday afternoon and Sundays all day since many Guatemalans usually work on Saturday mornings. Soon though, most Guatemalans will be glued to their television sets since the real and true FOOT BALL WORLD CUP will … Read more
Today we begin a new mini series: The Real Guatemala. Claudia she was bringing back some long lost memories from her dear Guatemala, in her own words, “No helmets, no amber alerts, no Wiis, just a plastic ball or if lucky a real soccer ball, I feel one component that I loved of living down … Read more
Foot Bool with the African spelling is how the people of San Pedro Las Huertas want to let everyone know that the World Cup of Foot Ball (not the U.S. meaning) brings borders and people together. The World Cup is now everywhere; of course that if you live a sheltered life in the U.S., you … Read more
Chamusca is the Guatemalan-Spanish word for an informal football match. All you need is a few friends, a dirt field and a fútbol ball to build life-long relationships. Less is more is one of my rules in graphic design and it looks like it holds true for life too. There’s so much to learn from … Read more