Leisha -
My wife likes to bring her own shampoo and conditioner (in
quantity). She can find it in Honduras only its three time cheaper
in the states. A couple of sets of Master locks keyed identically
are handy. All American brand name foods in stores cost more and the
brands you have never heard of before are just as good in most cases.
Cost of living is definitely cheaper than the States. I can't speak
for Teugs specifically though as my experience is primarily in La
Ceiba.
Minimum wage is somewhere around $125 US per month I believe if that
helps as any gauge.
Overland bus travel is cheap. The Hedman Alas bus line (on the web
at http://www.hedmanalas.com/index.htm) is safe and reliable. You
can check local flight prices at the Isleņa Airlines web site at
http://www.flyislena.com/
Bring lots of patience and understanding (being a teacher I'm sure
you are set already) and a sense of humor. Its a different life
style and things do not work as they do in the United States.
Charlie Meador
Coco Pando Resort
http://www.cocopando.com
La Ceiba, Honduras
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