Totem Hotel Resort And Restaurant Puerto Viejo

... in the morning and we arranged to meet for lunch. I played on the net and just ****** around the hostel to be honest, geez, i am one lazy lazy man these days.<br>Anyway, eventually meet up for lunch, only to find out Ben left Carly! They were meant to be getting the 4pm bus to San Jose as they had a flight to Belize the next morning, only for Carly to return and find a note saying Ben ****** off at 11am. Jesus I felt like a prick, ruining peoples lives again! Carly ...

... the town of still mostly asleep Puerto Viejo, I began to see the shops and restaurants, as well as other signs that have that familiar Jamaican feel to it - colors of red, green and gold, words interspersed such as Rasta, Irie, natural, etc. There are lots of Bob Marley references here in poster swith his image, quotes from his music painted on walls and the same fabric sarongs I see along the beach at the vendor stalls in Negril. <br><br>I did ...

... The recent earthquake that brought us all to tears killed 23 people. Seven are still missing. Damages are estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Four towns have been completely wiped off the map. One ...

I've never consciously acknowledged being jet-lagged while travelling, but I`m guessing that accounts for my need to sleep in til 11am (so late for me), not to mention the grogginess and zombie-like stumbling around our dorm room when I finally pulled myself out of my damp bed, off to the bathroom to pee (being sure to place my used toilet paper, not in the toilet but in the waste basket next to it like all Panaman toilets seem to request ...

... to be seen (I had seen a dead one a few weeks before - somehow it had managed to get itself squished on a road where there are a maximum of 5 cars per day - let's face it, that's ridiculously bad luck and his time must have been up poor little buggar) - would have loved to have seen a live one and they're definitely in the area (or perhaps the last one had been run over - nooooo!!!).

We reached Bocas del Torro archipelago this afternoon (bus+boat), and we went on a tour to go snorkeling, monkey and parrot watching, and to a beach part of a national park. The day was great, we enjoyed everything very much. The hotel we are in is the cheapest in town, of it is, it has water running our of the tabs only 2 hours per day ha ha!

17 months! 17 long months we have been married now...and we are still enjoying it, and if you add the fact that we consider this trip as our honey moon, if we ever get tired we will divorce and get married again for another year off! Anyway, we decided that we needed to explore another of the Islands (there are about 10 large ones and hundreds of little ones). As in the city, taxis are just waiting around all day long to taxi you to paradise beaches, so we ...

... Francisco had a pet boa, but lost it twice in the house. The last time we saw it was near the laundry room on its way out...thank god! Maribel calls the shots around here and she is an aquatic biologist from Colombian. In a short period, my spanish has never progressed faster since nobody speaks English here. The work is very interesting too. I´m working on stream biomonitoring which involves evaluation of the condition of the surroundings of a stream ...

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