Eliseo

... end, we stumbled upon Hotel Toliman, a ramshackle establishment that appeared deserted apart from it’s owner, a slightly-neurotic Guatemalan named Eliseo. We were shown the 'penthouse', a room - with ensuite - on the roof of the tiny hotel, with ...

... ... rico! soirée à la casa de la Trova, retrouvailles cette fois saine! avec Christian, rencontre de Jana (slovène), Eliseo (argentin), Alberto (italien) et Idio (cubain). salsa, salsa, salsa... Mardi 19: excursion au Yunque avec Jana; le soir Casa ...

During the two-hour ride to Rivas, I chatted with Eliseo about various things Nicaraguan - as the taxi flew Southward bound, he called out the various cities, including the volcano Mombacho, one of Nicaragua's biggest active volcanos, but hasn't erupted ...

... said to call anytime, but couldn´t get through to his cell phone. Please pray for the Emmaus work in Bolivia to take off. Eliseo is a very capable and visionary man, but is over-worked, but could be the administrator if he is able to get Associate ...

... . Once in Antigua we are on our own to explore, shop etc. It is a small city only 25 000 inhabitants. We happen upon a young man, Eliseo who is a guide and we hire him for a few hours. He ends up joining us for lunch and spending the day with us for the ...

... ;haha The work day ended at 4:30pm -ish so I walked back to my hotel... then it occurred to me that I should call Eliseo, who was a FSD program coordinator but had since moved onto other things.  I was a terrible correspondant and had not warned him ...

... markets, the old man who sat on the corner and shook everyone's hands as they walked past, the ATMs that never worked, Eliseo, the lake, the volcano, The Alegre… Time spent with all our new San Pedro friends, especially Steve, Simon, Carmen, ...