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Author Archives: silvergrrl
Day of Rest
Sabbath: a regular (usually weekly) time of rest, worship, and/or special activity, observed by any of several religions and traditions. [Wikipedia] I’ve been thinking lately about the religious admonition to “honor the Sabbath and keep it holy.” When I was … Continue reading
Sueños de Bambú
Have you ever walked in a bamboo forest? Some are open and light, others are dense and shady. The stalks clatter gently in the wind. They smell grassy. On the island of Maui, there are several bamboo forests, and when … Continue reading
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Tagged Bamboo, Costa Rica, Kahua Institute, Kutira, Maui, Raphael, Sustainable agriculture
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One Step Closer to Costa Rica
We are about to commit some money toward our retirement plan. After doing our due diligence, we have decided to invest in Osa Mountain Village in the southwest part of Costa Rica. It’s a developing sustainable community that seems almost … Continue reading
Hello world!
And so I take my first tiny step away from Google in the world of blogging. It’s the same reason I have my own domains – the same reason I like cats. I walk my own path. My old blog … Continue reading
I have always been a loner
I am totally amazed that I have been happily married for nearly 18 years. How on earth does he put up with me? Here’s the thing: I am totally retarded at relationships once they get past a certain level of … Continue reading
What Makes a Home? or, can I really learn Spanish in my 50s?
My husband and I just took a trip to Costa Rica. Aside from being a VERY much-needed vacation, we were traveling with an eye to potential retirement a few more years down the road. There is nothing like getting your … Continue reading
My trip to the Vet – by Grrrkitty
I am stealing Mom’s blog again to talk about my trip to the vet today. It’s way too much for tweeting!! I went because I hurt my left rear leg back in April, and I have been limping ever since. … Continue reading
Full Moon Over Costa Rica
May 16 It’s nearly over. Tomorrow we fly home. But today…well, today we are still in CR, and it was a gorgeous day. Sunny with a wonderful breeze. Normal breakfast at the hotel, and fun conversation with another couple that … Continue reading
Sun, Sand, Shopping – In other words, Heaven
May 15 Low key today. Woke up around 7:30, had breakfast, strolled around to see what was open & checked out the various stores. It never ceases to amaze me that two stores will have the same merchandise for wildly … Continue reading