Chalet Orosi
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Costa Rica in a Snapshot
... Tour - This was our lucky day! Instead of going to the National Park, which I was originally bummed out about, we decided to go on a night tour to observe the nocturnal animals in the area. Here, with our amazing luck, we were able to observe a Sloth come down to the ground and take a dump. You might be wondering what is so special about that, well, a sloth only goes down to poop or pee once a week. Our tour is two hours at night. On this particular night, ...
WHITE RUSSIANS IN COSTA RICA
... from previous postings her effective use of adding an "o" or an “a” to the end of an English word; well she now has come up with a refinement. She now rolls the “r” in English words. Very effective. “Garlic” and “Green Peppers” in Spanish? Simple, just roll the “r’s” ---oh, and add an “a” to the end of “garlic”. And here I have been taking Spanish lessons the last six ...
A FAMILY OPERATION
... are very nice. Linda is excited about the two pottery dishes we bought, which will be useful for cooking and serving. We bought the two dishes from two different places, each operated by a different generations-old family of the tribe native to Guaitil. I found it humorous---and telling---that the two families had different stories for what their tribal ancestors considered the Toucan, which is often depicted in the art on their pottery. The first place said ...
L'aventure se poursuit ...
... Puerto VIejo ! nous y passerons quelque temps ! au moins une semaine et demi à cet hotel !
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Pura Vida = belle façon de dire bonjour, d’entamer une conversation, de vivre tout simplement... xx à bientôt
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Update Please!!
... there's cold water shooting out near my feet. I'm used to it now, and it's really not that bad, but I've heard other student's horror stories and it doesn't sound fun.
Streets: Motorized vehicles always have the right away and will rarely slow down or stop for pedestrians. So the whole "look both ways before crossing the streets" rule, definitely applies here. I haven't seen many bicyclists here, most likely because the streets and sidewalks both are narrow, buses ...
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