Day 6 – Wednesday!!

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After our visit with them, we went to El Mozote to learn and visit the massacre site. We saw some devastating sights that we probably will never forget for the rest of our lives. One of the most memorable moments for me was the children’s memorial. There were so many names, and all of them were under the age of eighteen. The youngest was just two days old. Lunch was steak and rice and it was delicious. Next we drove four and a half hours including a pit stop to return back to home base, the hostel in San Salvador. It felt like coming home. Dinner was at the mall in the food court. Walking past shops that I would consider expensive even in Canada forced us to think about how our home stay families could live in the same country. It was all in all a heart wrenching, but thought provoking day!

– Jenna