Out my Backyard
Today's surf: these waves look small but they are fast!
Pelingo was ripping them.
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"YO-YO" in Paradise is my acronym for "You're On Your Own". This is not a site for tourist info on Costa Rica. It's just some Tales and Tattles of my experiences, observations, and the ups and downs of every day living by the Pacific Coast in Costa Rica.
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7 comments:
Nice!!!! And warm too !!! Yer a lucky one!!
I saw my brother "Pilingo" once again. Please tell him that his family it´s very happy for this. PURA VIDA¡¡¡.
Me gustaría estar allí.
Thank´s Tica Teri
Marvelis, from Venezuela¡¡¡
I will tell him I heard from you when I see him.
I love to watch Pelingo surf and try to capture his expertise.
I just love bringing families together with photos.
Thanks for writing Marvelis, Teri
Markitos,
I wish I was lucky! Then maybe I wouldn't be doing so poorly in the stock market. Sheer will power is what brought me to Costa Rica and why I'm still here after 5 years. It twert easy but it was worth it. Teri
Tica.
How hard is it to get a work visa down your way. And do they realy check? Thanks M.
Markitos,
I really don't know the answer to that. Lots of people work here illegally but they jeopardize their status here and can be deported at the drop of a hat.
To get a "visa", I think some big company needs to sponsor you and you need a talent that a Tico doesn't have. Sorry I can't help.
Hi, Teri ! I am missing your church pics on Sundays..... How did you do at the photo exhibition? Lemmee know, Bob.
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