This morning we woke up to the sounds of singing in a language we don’t understand. A female voice came wafting our way from Wichubwala, one of the hundreds of tiny islands that make up Guna Yala.
When we arrived at our anchorage late last night, our arrival was the talk of the town. First there were flashlights on us, then whistles and calls, busy talk in the Guna language, and finally shouts our way – HOLA!!! – in Spanish. Our electric engine typically affords us the dignity of ninja stealth when we limp into anchorage late, but not here.
Today we start a honeymoon of sorts. This isn’t a vacation, but certainly a new chapter. For the past six years we have pushed forward, and today we begin forming our days differently. For the first time in a long time, we woke up wondering what to do.
A sleepy look out the porthole reveals no fewer than four Guna cauycos paddling along in any direction. With the singing and now the sounds of kids splashing around nearby, how will our days here unfurl?
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