Four years of blogging about El Salvador
Tim's El Salvador Blog started four years ago today. Hopefully I've helped to make what's going on in El Salvador a little more accessible to English speakers. That's been my goal, and I would not have had the energy to keep up with the blog if it were not for the community of people who now participate in the comments or send me e-mail and let me know they appreciate the blog. So thanks to all of you (and feel free to let other people know about the blog as well).
Comments
I found your blog about 6 months ago but have never commented. Thanks for what you do! I have learned so much from your posts. Keep it up!! I have never been to ES, but am strongly drawn to learn more about the country.
Thanks for your blog and hard work. I am preparing for my first visit to ES in February with my boyfriend who is Salvadoran and I really appreciate all the information you are collecting and disseminating.
Muchisimas gracias.
Molly
Victor
Ernesto Rivas-Gallont
I'm one of the silent followers of your blog. I wanted to thank you for writing it and encourage you to keep up with the good work!
Congratulations Tim. Please keep it up.
FELICIDADES!!!
y olvidate de las palabras mayusculas -que no estoy gritando- estoy celebrando tu dedicacion y amor por ese pequeno pais, asi que solo me queda decirte: GRACIAS!
Felicidades por tu blog esta muy entretenido, e informativo.
Thank you for all the info in your blog, felicidades por estos an~os de informacion.
Good job.
SAMUEL
Barbara Acosta
Thank you for providing this critical view into social justice in El Salvador. I've been checking in almost since the beginning. My wife grew up in the Christian Base Communities of El Salvador and I have travelled there with her. You're blog is a vital connection to current events back home.
i am currently the coordinator of a health care team that travels to parts of rural El Salvador. we are planning our second trip for April 2009.
I have highly recommended your blog to all the team members. this blog allows them to prepare for the trip. it provides them understanding of the social, economic, political and cultural realities of working with the people in rural El Salvador.
thanks again Tim.
Marion