FELIZ ANOS FROM COSTA RICA

WHAT A YEAR IT HAS BEEN!  and what a year we are looking at from here!  From all the emails, Facebook entries and Skype calls it appears that many of  us are on the same page:  recharge, refocus  and realize what a great year we had.
It is always a time for The Captain and I to  reflect which reveals the hope we have in the next year ahead. Check all the pages on the blog for the next few days as I rest after returning from our New Years trip to Turriabla and update and attempt to give you some details of our incredible adventura!!!!!

As I posted this picture I had to look twice to see if it was Kye Bay or Bahia Mar, on the west coast of Costa Rica, just south of Punterans........check for yourself!!  Can you tell which is which???

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  1. AnnaJanuary 2, 2012 at 6:31 PM

    My goodness, you two are having so much fun over there. May be we should join you next year for Christmas! Glad all is well, and wish you a very blessed New Year of 2012. {{{HUGS}}} from the Ellestads. MUAH!

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  2. whiteshelliiJanuary 2, 2012 at 7:17 PM

    You know that you are most welcome anytime. The Lord willing we might have a casa for you to visit next year here???

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