Abuelo
Abuela (making Guanacasteco tortillas, which are larger than others and made differently)
Alejandro. I call him Suave-lejandro, which is a misnomer.
Hicoro
Food for thought
Evans. This looks so staged, but I swear to you it is not. His dad had just left for work.
Fútbol
Nayarith
Evans
Reupholstering
Tio, Esposo, Mama - Volcan Poas
Tio
Abuelita
Chris took this while we were at the home of our friend and fellow PCT, Mason. I'm looking at the beautiful view out his front door.
Also at Mason's house. (All four are at his house, actually)
The view from Chris’s house
Chris’s house from above. And other aspirantes.
Foliage
Cafecitos
Arbol con atardecer.
El calle de Christopher
Una fiesta.
Una escuela y montañas.
At a sugar cane farm. This is basically a cauldron of boiling sugar.
Other trainees (aspirantes) at the sugar cane farm.
Sugar cane
I edited this one. It's just for fun.
Sugar cane
Left overs
A Tico tradition.
Contentedness.
Checkin' out the chicken coop.
Green mango (mango verde)
One of the men whose family owns the farm. He's showing me a coffee bean inside the berry.
Chris's papa-tico, through the window.
Mi calle al noche.
Su perro favorito. (Sorry, Chris, I can't remember her name 
)
Mas animales. Gallos. I don't know how it is at Chris's house, but my neighbors have a rooster who thinks the moon is the sun...
The view from Chris's house. Que linda!
Banano
Otro banano
Palm
The lock which is never locked (on the gate to the cancha de futbol).
El parque cerca de me casa. (The park near my house)
More of the park
This is Taco! The only chihuahua I've ever been extremely fond of. He's barely neurotic!
Cannot for the life of me remember the name of this fruit, but inside is a little orange round fruit (marble sized). Sour. Tasty
The Basílica de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles, and a fellow trainee.
My favorite tree on campus at the orientation center.
San Jose metro area al noche.
