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    Update: Living in Nicaragua and Stumbling Upon Happiness

    NICARAGUA | Mon, 18 May 2015 | By junglejane | Views [528]

      I love Granada but I am looking forward to leaving soon. James and I have been here since mid-March and the town and people have treated us well but the weather is chasing us away. A first time visitor will equate a walk down a block to a ... Read more >

    Tags: granada, happiness, jobs, machismo, nicaragua

    My Pilar Express Experience

    ARGENTINA | Thu, 13 Mar 2008 | By gringura | Views [1644]

    Tuesday, I wanted so badly to go to class but my attempts to arrive failed. It was supposed to be my first class, fitopathologia (plant pathology). I planned far in advance how to get there since the class is in Pilar, a town in the provincia about an ... Read more >

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    The illness of my father was a shock for all my family, as literally overnight he turned into a person we no longer recognise. He is still a father and a husband to us, but also a stranger as his personality changed, like a big and strong man that now needs special care around the clock. I think in this picture, my brother’s face reflects a kind of sorrow that one can only display when remembering good old times, close to your heart.: by marialyn, Views[516]
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