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It's good not to have too much money.
Hola,
Some of you have been following my Vida Nueva Aventura travel journals, a celebration of life in Costa Rica. I have just posted a new journal entry entitled “It’s good not to have too much money.” It’s about my recent trip to Turrialba. I talk about how my 20 year old daughter stayed out til three a.m., we went to the top of the volcano and how I learned about car repair in Spanish. Check it out and let me know what you think! http://www.travelexperiencecostarica.com
Lisa