In the quiz the night before, the winning answer to the question
                            ”If you say ASADO in Argentina, what do you mean?” 
B B Q  Feast

Normally, there are not many Swedes around, but all of a sudden there was an invasion in Potrero. And what do Scandinavians do when they smell other Scandinavians? - Yes, we gather - one for all, all for one! Thanks Bahía del Sol for hosting!

Another great day at sea with BRINDISI, together with Fredrik, Emma, Jimmy, Tom, Victor, Micael, Denise, Vincent, Stefan, Olivia & Ulrika. Divemaster: Ralph - Big thanks for tracking sharks, puffer fish, rays and porcupines!
DIVING, SNORKELING, a lot of FUN!

Finally, we are proud to present these six women who have joined the manicure training. Thank you CEPIA for a smooth collaboration! Read more at our website  http://www.dogoodnow.se/www.dogoodnow.se/Project_Costa_Rica.html

For our microfinanced educational project, we needed volounteers for our training in beauty treatment - this time manicure. How convenient to have brother Fredrik, niece Emma, nephew Jimmy, cousin Micael with sons Victor and Tom around this week.....!
THANK YOU ALL FOR PARTICIPAING! And, Jimmy, you looked deadly cool in red nail polish.... Brave ones - thanks again!

A visa-run is supposed to be easy - just bring your passports and stay in another country for 72 hours, and that’s it. So, with all the paper work in order, we set off towards the border. Everything went smoothly with our passport/visa proceedures, as well as finding our way through customs without any major problems. 
Then, happy and proud of being such an efficiant team, we jumped in our car to continue our drive into Nicaragua. Some (we stopped counting at 5.....) hours later, after having paid ”fees” (read: bribes) to the helper, the helper´s helper and his helper for taking our legally owned car over the border, we headed north, to San Juan del Sur.
Nicaragua is a country with many possibilities. Beautiful landscape, wonderful beaches and untouched nature. The flavor of a military regime and dictatorship is very obvious everywhere, with a lot of similarities with Russia. A lot of people suffer from hunger, poverty and desolation, even though we saw some areas which had begun to profit from the tourism.

We stayed at an Ecolodge ”Balcones de Suan Juan del Sur” - very natural and relaxing. The first morning, Denise and Vincent took mum Ulrika for a walk..... a very long one.... before breakfast.....

 Accomodation or massage, anyone.......?