Posts Categorized: Guest Bloggers

By Tony L. – Guestblogger from Costa Rica. The following is a link to Tony's official blog spot where you can view his post in full: http://tony-costarica2008.blogspot.com/2008/10/afternoon-in-san-jos.html

By Tony L. – Guestblogger from Costa Rica. The following is a link to Tony's official blog spot where you can view his post in full: http://tony-costarica2008.blogspot.com/2008/10/first-day-of-school.html

By Tony L. – Guestblogger from Costa Rica. The following is a link to Tony's official blog spot where you can view his post in full: http://tony-costarica2008.blogspot.com/2008/10/sun-oh-so-rises.html

By Tony L. – Guestblogger from Costa Rica. The following is a link to Tony's official blog spot where you can view his post in full: http://tony-costarica2008.blogspot.com/2008/10/settling-in.html

By Tony L. – Guestblogger from Costa Rica. The following is a link to Tony's official blog spot where you can view his post in full: http://tony-costarica2008.blogspot.com/2008/10/flying-high-til-morning-light.html Enjoy!

By Tammy H. – Guestblogger from Venice Traveling by trains in Italy is easy, cheap and convenient. Once you learn how to use the "Fast Ticket Machine", you don't have to wait in long lines at the train station ticket counters. There are several of these machines nearby. You can press a button to choose… Read more »

By Tammy H. – Guestblogger from Venice My two weeks in Venice went by too fast. I've learned so much, walked everywhere and seen so many wonderful sights. My school for Italian language and culture has a dedicated staff and lively, well-trained teachers. I felt a warm welcome on the first day when I received… Read more »

By Kiyoko I. – Guestblogger from Cordoba I talked to Nelida during the last hour at the house. What a difference eh? First day, I couldn't even squeeze a word out of my brain and I couldn't pick up much word when she spoke to me. She is so sweet. The time came and I… Read more »

By Kiyoko I. – Guestblogger from Cordoba Today was Estancia Jesuítica day J Christine and I caught a minibus at 9am, got to Jesús María at 10, grabbed coffee at a gas station and got to the Estancia. We asked for directions but we got bits and pieces from so many bystanders…From Jesús María, we… Read more »

By Tammy H. – Guestblogger from Venice Venice is a fascinating and amazing city. Built on 118 islets in a lagoon over 1,500 years ago, it is shaped like a giant fish with the Grand Canal winding through the middle. Laced together by 150 canals, 400 bridges and more than 2,000 alleys, it is a… Read more »