Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Pura Vida

Samara, Costa Rica - Though I had a week, it took me only one day to become adjusted to beach life in this little town on the Nicoyan Peninsula of Costa Rica.



Without a car to fight Beltway traffic, I rented a bicycle and pedaled around horses, cows, and dogs who openly roamed the roads.

Without a buzzing Blackberry highlighting the next emergency, I spent my afternoons sleeping in hammocks or catching some rays on the beach.

Without museum sites to run around to, I studied the timing of the waves during the day and the star system at night.



Without a 5-star restaurant to dine at, I enjoyed ceviche sold from a cooler and a grilled chorizo pineapple wrap from a cart in front of the Tutti Frutti Bar.



Without the stress of needing to be at my next appointment, I stood still and watched the sunset.  Pura Vida.

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