After the parade, the wood is auctioned off and the proceeds go to the church in the village. The festival lasts through the weekend and I imagine there are a few locals who were "de goma" this morning. For those of you not familiar with the local sayings, that means "hungover".
Here are some of the photos that Alex took for me:
News about Real Estate in our area: Things have really picked up after a long, dry spell, just like the dry spell that hit the U.S. a couple of years ago. We are selling homes, lots, and businesses as more and more ex-pats make the decision to move to our area or to buy in anticipation of retiring here. Of course, that means that I am busier than ever, but it is a good busy.
And now for the usual food talk that accompanies nearly all of my blog postings: Five Corners Grill was recently sold to a couple from Austin, Texas, Jason and Cindy, and they have decided to do a 'revolving' menu. If last week's Italian-themed menu is any indication, we have a lot of wonderful dining to look forward to. The food is what I would term "bistro style". Four of us dined together there during Italian week last week and no one was disappointed. This week is Thai week and I can't wait. I promise to take some photos and post them right away. Another themed-week that is planned is Indian food. How exciting to have such wonderful food at reasonable prices, well -presented, and with new menus to look forward to.
Hasta pronto y pura vida,
Laura Murray
Owner/Broker
Re/Max Lake Partners
Lake Arenal, Costa Rica






1 comments:
Alex took some great photos! I like the one of the little girl on top of the ox cart. She is precious. And thank you for your patronage of our restaurant - you, Alex, Pete and Ana are super guests.
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