Norome Villas Granada
Km 37.5 Masaya _ Granada highway, Laguna de Apoyo, on the West shore Granada, Nicaragua
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Nicaragua- part 1
Now I've been back a week but here's a brief recap of the trip to ring in 2008. I flew into Managua on December 27. Rode in a Paxeos shuttle directly to Grananda. Found accomodation for myself and the crew at the Oasis (first place I tried). The rest of the crew wasn't arriving for hours so I grabbed a map of the city and wandered. I hit the …
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Chocolate!
... she's doing that vigorous choppy hand thing on my thigh. I say close, I actually mean she karate's my left testicle, sending my leg high into the air with a howl of pain. I nearly put her grinning teeth out. "Lo sciento" came the mumble response. "I'm sorry". Yes. Sorry for permanently damaging my ability to have children. Thank goodness she didn't ask if I wanted a happy ending. That ...
Paradise.
... the birds are singing...blah, blah, blah.
Generally I don't like 'relaxing'. I get bored too easily. Every where I look someone is reading a book in a swinging chair, sleeping in a hammock, or burning themselves to a crisp on a sun lounger. It's not up my street. I have ants in my pants and can't sit still and just 'be'. Perhaps I have some kind of mental disorder. At least I'm not a hippy.
Today is somewhat different. ...
Coming back to life.
I'm slowly managing to get the body clock right, but it's taking time. The only reason is I have to be out of the hostel at 11am because they are fumigating the rooms. Thank the lord they didn't do this yesterday.
Daylight. I've not really missed you. I've always been nocturnal. Now I stand, blinking in the morning sun, blinded by the fact that my contact lenses are not fitting into my eyes properly. It's time to ...
Las Isletas and our last entry from Granada
... wife. Their narrative is all about helping the local community, putting hard work into rebuilding the colonial house, etc. This is probably all true, but it doesnŽt mention the fact that his dad lives in Costa Rica and was telling others that he bought the house for his son... How much they really support the local community - who knows, but they make the most amazing Cinnamon Cappuchino, so weŽll use them whilst weŽre here, giving the popular Nescafe a miss.
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