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  1. Horses, restaurants, volcanos

    Blog: Documentariously Challenged - 22 August 2009

    So, it’s been 11 days since the last blog. Quite a bit has happenned since then, as you might imagine. The last blog was about the running of the bulls on Sunday. So let’s just start from there, as best I can remember. Things have a certain routine here now, so [...]

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  2. A fractal of lives and perspectives; One incredible conversation

    Blog: Documentariously Challenged - 11 August 2009

    It was with a local Nica named Lenny. Erin and I met a fellow traveler named Toby who we meshed well with, so we invited her to meet up with us to grab a drink before the running of the bulls on Sunday. We were thinking about a local bar called Ranchito Escondido, not far [...]

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  3. Donde esta el Toro?

    Blog: Documentariously Challenged - 11 August 2009

    A crazy couple days have ensued.  Friday night, fabulous dinner with our friend Cammy.  Saturday, vowing to take it easy, we stayed up late drinking with our new friend Tobie.  Sunday, oh Sunday!  Monday, a celebration with Tobie on her last night in town.  And that brings us to today, Tuesday.  Sitting here at Imagine writing [...]

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  4. Nicaragua – Granada

    Blog: Around The World On The Toilet - 4 July 2009

    Our time in Nicaragua flew by and all of sudden we are sitting on a plane on our way home wondering how our time went by so quickly. Nicaragua was a fascinating place to visit and since neither of us had ever been to Central America before this was kindof like jumping right into the [...]

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  5. Nicaragua

    Blog: Patrick and Katrina do the Globe - 21 July 2008

    After deciding it had been much too long since we had left the country, we settled on a brief weekend trip to Nicaragua. Upon arrival at Logan we were joined at the American ticket counter by the New England Revolution who were on their way to LA for an upcoming match. While our flights were uneventful that day (the way we like it!), we found out on the news later that the Revolution were not as lucky.

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