Next we visited a closed shopping district. We tried Granada (Marion is eating one below) which tasted like a pomegranate with seeds like fish eggs. You can see Rosie eating a water Apple which had white flesh and had a texture like a pear but tasted like nothing I can compare to. This is […]
We went into the main town by bus. Once there we visited their iconic fort. We climbed a very small winding staircase three stories that had barely a handrail. Once at the top Jesse pushed open a glass ceiling door and we climbed out. It was so windy Helena only got off all fours to […]
we bought some fruit and ice cream. Que Rico! Cuanto cuesta has proven to be very helpful!
the girls started their first day of school today. 4 hours of spanish every morning. They were a little nervous at first but they seem to be excited about tomorrow. We played around after school and heading into the main town by bus.
We watched a drunken horse parade today. It was pretty awesome. The horses dance and the riders drink. It was a fundraiser for their Red Cross.
we made it to Costa Rica! We managed to make it through the airport speaking our limited hillbilly spanish and then Costa Rica gave us a strong dose of español. No one in the house we are staying in speaks English except their 8 year old daughter. The girls can’t wait to meet Maria Celeste. […]
