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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Staycation
I wonder if there is a word in Spanish for “staycation”? Anyway, that is what I have been doing this holiday break, exploring Costa Rica. The break started with a trip to some hot springs to help Jana celebrate her … Continue reading
Posted in Costa Rica, Expat Life, Food, Gluten Free, Travel
Tagged animal camo, bicycling, Buena Tierra, bugs, bus trip, cafe, Christmas dinner, Christmas parade, family, friends, gluhwein, hot springs, Mocapan, relaxing, staycation, Vuelta Costa Rica, Waldorf Astoria Red Cake
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Busy, busy, busy
In the two years of working in Al Ain I forgot how busy a teacher’s life is. That is because I didn’t have a typical teacher’s life there. And to be fair, I don’t really have a “typical” teacher’s life … Continue reading
Posted in Costa Rica, Expat Life, Friends, Work
Tagged 10K, 80s party, al fresco, atom bombs, ballet, beach, black & white photography, Christmas, competition, costume, fun, iguana, intelligent, iPhone photography, moth, National Theater Coast Rica, Punta Leona, running, Santa Claus, students, swim meet, swimming, teaching, Thanksgiving dinner, The Nutcracker, United World College Costa Rica, WWII technology
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From ojalá to insha'Allah 