Adam Monsen

Eva and I returned to Tamarindo after an amazing week on the Nicoya Peninsula. Excellent waves, waterfalls, beaches, food.

One more week of school and our monthlong honeymoon will come to an end. What a fantastic trip it’s been! Of course, it’s not over yet; we’re looking forward to more Spanish classes, and of course surfing, swimming, beach volleyball, jungle tours, etc. It will definitely be tough to leave.

Quick wedding photo update: just received some pics from Mark Aiken. Check ‘em out. Thanks, Mark!

Hey Mark, you might want to look out for this impostor.

http://www.blewdogs.com/

Nosara turned out to be hitting, hard. Dozens of peaks to choose from… a two mile beachfront with about ten people surfing at any moment.

Eva and I are currently travelling with a friendly couple of surfers from England. We’re sharing a nice double cabina with them at a bar/hotel called Blew Dogs Surf Camp.

xxxooo
-Adam

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Every day the father of our host family spouts the pleasant cliché “Pura vida”, and this usually summarizes what we’re all thinking.

Travelling, Spanish school and surfing are going very well! We’ve seen an erupting volcano, sloths, monkeys, tarantulas, scorpions, poisonous snakes and frogs, iguanas and chickens. More details on Eva’s blog.

Last night Eva and I made a pizza dinner for our host family. The father, Oldemar, had never before eaten pizza, and was quite pleased with the result.

If you’re reading this and get the chance, please post a comment or email me an update! It’s great to hear news from friends and family back home.