Hotel Diana'S Inn San Jose

... ongeveer 90 tot 120 eieren per keer waarvan er gemiddeld vijf de zee halen. De schilpad legt pas eieren van 12 jaar en doet dit tot aan de dood. Hoe ouder de schildpad, hoe meer eieren. De eieren zijn heel flexibel als ze gelegd worden en de schaal word naar vier dagen harder...een soort leerachtige structuur. De eieren liggen een maand ingegraven op het strand waarbij de temperatuur het geslacht bepaald....de eieren bovenop worden warmer en dat worden mannetjes.

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... sexy dance ability and most (if not all) Latino men were great at dancing or at least had rhythm. My thoughts were shattered. There were some foreigners in the class. I mean I was there. I did not expect, though, in my class in San Jose, Costa Rica to be dancing with Darryl from Buchannan, Michigan…yeah…nice.

4. A traditional Costa Rican meal can now be found...oh...right... nowhere.

All I want is chicken, fish and rice ...

... not an issue).  

After I had all the forms filled out for the switch, ISA took us to El Museo Nacional de Costa Rica.  Its in the center of town in an old ranch-style villa house.  There were lots of natural history artifacts and a guide told us all about Costa Rica and how/why it is the most diverse country in the world in terms of flora and fauna.  

Some friends and I then attended the 'orientation' to a class/meeting that focuses on natural remedies ...

... wish I could have been there with all of you! With the "overwhelmingness" and all J. So while you were all eating one of my favorite foods, lobster, I had to eat this thing called chicarron which is maybe one of the grossest things I have ever eaten, and once I looked up what it was I felt even sicker than I already was. I think the food that I only ate in order to please my host mom made me sick! Are you ready to know what it was? Sorry to anyone ...

... because La Caja doesn’t regulate them, they can charge whatever they want. The doctor thinks everything will soon turn to private because the socialized system puts strain on the people and makes it difficult when people need to desperately see a doctor. It is also extremely expensive and not very efficient. I think there are definitely pros and cons to the system but I’m not sure how I really feel about it yet. After the meeting, it was dinner time ...

... guy from the American Virgin Islands, and went to a very strange bar region called El Pueblo near San Jose city centre. El Pueblo (which means The Town) is basically, a small enclosed town full of bars and clubs, lots of bars and lots of clubs. Was cool to see it, but we werent really in the mood for a big night, so we didnt stay too late, but I can see how you definitely go as crazy there as you wanted. Sunday morning we got up and once we had gotten our rental car, we left San Jose ...

... other and traded crazy traveling stories we actually meet outside of the Chi-city area. Well even though we were both camera-less, we ended up having some nice Kodak moments hiking in the cloud forest in search of the elusive Quetzal (largest tail feather in the world). Which was apparently spotted in the parking lot of the park 10 minutes prior to us returning to the entrance. Went on a sky rocketing flight through the canopy of not Tertiary ...

... the hospital. At this point my face was HUGE! Half my face looked like an Asian cabbage patch kid, and the pain was unbearable. The Penisilion shot was probably one of the most painful things I have ever endured, I was crying my eyes out during and for an hour after. We then went to one of the Dentists in the hospital, she was very very kind. She realized that I had a rather large Abscess in my mouth and sent me to a gum specialist. We went to the gum ...

... to end, a lady rose to thank the renovation crew and after naming everyone, she apologized for the length of the service, saying, "Just think of it as attending a long concert and enjoy it. Go in peace." As we left the church we met the two pastors and bishop. I was surprised how personable the bishop was. He asked how long we would be in Costa Rica. When we said 6 months he said he would hope to have a chance to sit down and talk with us. Maybe I'll talk to him about ...

... will like how it looks on me. We then went home and we were thinking about going for a swim before lunch but Lacette came with some stuff she had made. I bought 3 necklaces to bring back, one for Tracy, Susie and myself. They were nice -- no swim. After lunch Federico took a nap. That guy sleeps a lot. I played card with Jeremy and Vicky stopped by and we talked. That was a very nice visit. At 3:00 p.m. Federico and I went to the park to clean it up. Ther was a girl there ...