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Jeremy, I just laughed out loud for about 5 minutes straight reading your comments. I´m pretty sure there´s only 4 other people that could possibly understand what you wrote. You lazy people that haven´t written any comments need too because i need something to do in the morning: that means you farneti, or i´m gonna start blasting you big time in my blogs. My address here is: Luke Laczak C/O Escuela de Idiomas Costa Rica Apartado Postal 250-2010 Costa Rica Thats pretty much just for grandma, but if for some reason anyone else wants to send me junk, feel free. Phone number here: 506-218-18-62 , you gotta let me know when you are calling though, so i can be around to answer it obviously. alright new news: WESLEY get jealous boy! Tomorrow evening Oscar (my host ... read more


Bueno Dias compardres. Yesterday I had orientation, no classes. I met all the other students that are going to be here for the 6 weeks, there are 10 of us. 6 of them are from geneseo, all my age, there is one old lady from las vegas, and another middle aged woman from columbus ohio and a girl from SUNY new paltz. So far the showers i´ve taken every morning have been extremely cold. Lets just say that afterwards I did not have cajones grandes. There´s only a minimum amount of water here in san Jose, so the cold water was an excellent incentive to shower quickly and conserve water. Also, my bedroom seems to have a permenant smell of 409 and bleach but i´m warming up to it. I took a picture of my bed ... read more


Buenos Dias! Commence Laczak´s whirlwind trip in Costa Rica. I´m here at school before classes begin at 2... It´s 1 now, but 3 o´clock in the USA. The first weekend has already come and gone. I´m going to start this first entry off with a bang. This goes out to Luke Barklow because I know he´ll take great pleasure in this only because it was a key ingredient to ¨the weather machine.¨I drank milk straight from a cows udder! Yup. Thats right. Around 5 am on Sunday morning, me, oscar (the host father), Kattia (the host mother), Juan Pablo (their son), Andres and Juan Carlos (Kattia´s other 2 sons) and a bunch more of their relatives that I can´t remember went to this... I´m not even sure what you´d call it, but lets just say a ... read more


This is me setting up my Travel blog yo.... read more


I found someone on my buddy list that had this thing and I thought it would be cool to try to log my travels, both past and future, so friends and family can follow along, even if they can't afford the trip with me. So, without further ado, here are summarized transcripts of a journal I kept the 85 days I spent in Costa Rica. Enjoy! The flight took off without a hitch, and we were all in coach: Tom, my advisor, myself, and two other kids, John and Ted. Halfway through the flight and that Topher Grace movie, we got summoned (by the Headmaster Flight Attendant herself) to the First Class cabin. All we were told was that some seats opened up and we could take them. Good, right? So we went, and humbly accepted ... read more


Hola y como estas a todos? Pura vida y tuanis! So yes I am finally in Costa Rica, after a long three days involving six airports, buses, taxis and a lovely old lady named Doris who picked me up hitch hiking an took me all the way to Calgary airport and probably saved me missing my flight. So I arrived, very tired, smelly and hungry and my AFS exchange sister from here picked me up. Was really great to see Annick again after three years, her house in San Jose is beautiful with many paintings by her father, a professinal French artist. Did not feel like it had been more than four years since I was in the same bar in San Jose sipping an Imperial with a crowd of Ticos. Annick, her brother Pito and ... read more


After leaving monteverde at 3pm, such a short visit a bit of a shame, we lost M, she decided to go back to San Jose yet again and send some stuff home, and we’ll meet her somewhere in Nicaragua. So D and I jump out of the bus in chompas to await the next bus, suddenly there is a bit of a commotion. The driver and assistant are standing looking down at the tire, which appears obviously flat. Shrugging his shoulders the assistant waves his hand out toward the tire and the driver gives it a wallop of a kick...nothing happens...seconds pass...nothing happens…With a shrug of the shoulder he reboards the bus. We haven’t heard from M since I hope she's ok. The photo here is of the evening ride to libera.... read more


I have a favorite goat at the farm. On Tuesday, I found her little ass in a huge 55 gallon feed barrel. She climbed in there because shes awesome. She stayes with the sheep, I dont know why, but she just escapes everytime we try to get her to stay with the goats. Whatever, we are gonna leave her there. I named her Chamoy. We all helped Kent distill essential oil yesterday. Lemon grass it was. Full of cuts it was as well. Last night we tried to watch a movie but the power went out. Nuts. I skipped on work today to come to the market in San Isidro. Tomorrow is a huge party. Rock. I come home in a week and a half. Sniff. But, as the Costa Ricans say every second of the ... read more


D, M and I wait in the lobby for super slow free internet access. Overall the Tranquillo backpackers hostel in san jose is the best Ive been to. a great kitchen with outside dining, a tiny but effective pourch out front and most importantly bag storage. I left a pile of things here for my return trip mostly shirts and pants that I won{t need for my trip up north.... read more


A and E take off tomorrow. after spending the good part of a week and a half with the girls. I'll miss them as travel companions but maybe if I ever visit Texas...wait what am I thinking there's no way in hell I'm going back to texas anytime soon.... read more




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