Costa Rica’s pulperías are fading from the landscape, but all those that remain are worth fighting for.
Tag: Costa Rican traditions
What are your grapes for 2020?
What will you wish for this New Year’s Day?
Day 30: Let’s startle the world with beauty
The outrageously lovely oxcart – and this week’s roundup.
Your brother’s my cousin’s ex-girlfriend’s son? A Costa Rican screenplay
You know what is truly pura vida, to me, after 13 years? More than a beach or a rainforest porch, more even than a cafecito or a birra bien
A room of our own: Costa Rican choteo and Virginia Woolf
Originally published by The Tico Times, http://www.ticotimes.net. When I worked in English-language education and visited an advanced young-adult class in San José, I asked them
Why a Costa Rican Holy Week is a treasure to be savored
I’m pleased to be writing a new column for Nature Air’s magazine, Nature Landings: “Word on the Street.” The magazine is full of fascinating travel
