We met the Costa Rican mistress

8/31/2012

Still no internet

After saying goodbye to Santiago and Adrian, we found a 'ferreteria' which is a hardware store here. Although it ain't no Home Depot (which we use to affectionately call 'the mistress'), Kevin was in heaven. This tiny, crowded store is stocked full of a mishmash of things. Yet again, we found someone who spoke English. His name is Sixto and he learned English in Minnesota. If a Costa Rican speaks and understands English, you can bet they went to school or worked in the United States for a couple of years.

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