Think about that moment in childhood when a scary noise sends you diving under your bed covers? Then, with trembling hands, you shine a flashlight into the room and find renewed confidence to venture out. Thatâs how I feel as my wife Becky and I board a plane to Honduras to visit our newest grand-baby. Fully vaccinated, we are finally busting out of this quarantine. My regular readers recognize Honduras as the place we go to support Chispa Project. The charity was founded by my daughter Sara in 2015 to establish elementary school libraries. Now, on final approach into Tegucigalpa, the capital city, I see the scarring impact of the two hurricanes that broadsided this country last year. In a region still recovering from the 11,000 fatalities caused by 1998 Hurricane Mitch, these new storms bring a double whammy into the pandemic year.