I did work nearby at the Airbase. It gave me a different perspective on the people. They are industrious, hard working and welcome a chance to learn. Being very warm and friendly they are the natural attraction of Honduras, more so than all the sights and lush vegetation. They don't mind if you don't speak the language well especially if you are trying. I intend to return to Comayagua this January and learn more about the city and the people. Also to claim my bride.

Underneath the buzz and bustle of the ever-growing Comayagua are roots embedded so deeply on its soil that no matter where one of its native is the are always with them. For example, the love of soccer is in every citizen of Honduras. When I was a child I dreaded Sundays because every Sunday the television is dominated by whatever teams are playing. This still is a tradition, sacred in the whole nation so expect deserted streets and deadly quiet towns. Either people are indoors watching the games or out of town enjoying a relaxing day. On Sunday every single store closes by 12:00 a.m. I recommend that on Sundays take advantage of the surounding area to go sightseeing or visit Lago Yohoa where people love to go on the weekends to go eat the delicious seafood or enjoy the beautiful scenery and the refreshing breeze coming from the lake. However, watch out for the roads because they are hazardous since it encircles the mountains.