Archive for '100 Countries'
I Need A Life
I have been spending way too many hours in front of the computer lately with no indication that anything is going to change in the near future. It’s not that I don’t enjoy what I’m doing, it’s just that I have a bit more on my plate than I planned to have. The consequences of [...]
Posted: January 19th, 2010 under 100 Countries, Housesitting, Online Work.
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Change of Plans – No Costa Rica In January
I had been planning to take off to Costa Rica sometime in January and do another month long stay like the one I did a few months ago in Mexico, but it looks like those plans have to be changed. The main reason is the new blog I started about a month ago – Penny [...]
Posted: December 25th, 2009 under 100 Countries, Costa Rica, Online Work.
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Secret Hot Springs
A well dressed man walks into the Internet cafe and scans the people sitting at all the tables. He instantly heads for our table and greets the man sitting in front of me. They talk for a few seconds and then Pep tells the man “This is Jeffrey. he is my friend.” We shake hands [...]
Posted: October 29th, 2009 under 100 Countries, 10000 steps, Mexico.
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Mexico Dentist and the Cracked Tooth
I’m sure that there is a universal law that states that the pain you are about to feel at the dentist’s office is in direct proportion to exactly the opposite of how much he says that you won’t feel a thing. I wish that I would heed this wisdom more often.
If you have ever had [...]
Posted: October 27th, 2009 under 100 Countries, Mexico.
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Free Range Cows
I’m scared of cows. Not in the same way that the scorpion in the shower scared the hell out of me the other day which had my heart racing a hundred miles an hour as I sprinted to safety because I failed to notice it when I first stepped in, but I must admit that [...]
Posted: October 25th, 2009 under 100 Countries.
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Baja California Gaveyard
I was wandering the other day and came across the Los Barriles graveyard. I always find graveyards in different countries interesting because they are often so different. Much like the colorful houses that are part of Baja California, the graves also stand out for their color as well as their complexity with ornate sculptures:
Posted: October 24th, 2009 under 100 Countries, 10000 steps, Mexico.
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Storm Clouds
It looks like this area of Baja California will escape Hurricane Rick. The hurricane has been downgraded to a tropical storm and made a sharp turn east so it appears that it will miss the entire Baja peninsula except for clouds and rain from the outskirts of the storm.
Those storm clouds are now coming [...]
Posted: October 20th, 2009 under 100 Countries, Mexico, Working View.
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Mexico Art Project Travel Book
The first of what I hope will one day be 100+ traveling art books has been completed and I hope that I find someone in the next couple of weeks to pass it along to another traveler. The progress of the book can be followed in the sidebar and I hope that those that end [...]
Posted: October 19th, 2009 under 100 Countries, Mexico, Traveling Art Project.
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RV Hurricane Preparation
People around town have started to prepare for Hurricane Rick. The good news is that it has weakened from a category 5 hurricane to a category 3 hurricane overnight and should continue to weaken as it heads towards us. If you have ever been in a hurricane before, category 3 is nothing to sneeze at [...]
Posted: October 19th, 2009 under 100 Countries, 10000 steps, Mexico.
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Hurricane Rick
Tropical Storm Patricia put some worry into the people living in this area, but we got through it with a bit of rain and not much damage. Hurricane Rick looks to be another matter:
The good news is that this current category 5 hurricane is supposed to lessen in power and hit landfall as a category [...]
Posted: October 18th, 2009 under 100 Countries, Mexico.
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