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Saturday, May 11, 2013

POST by RAF: At home in VILLageWOCK!



Rafman with the dogs in Colorado

Alex and Elizabeth’s house is maybe two small houses on top of each other and two small houses next to each other. They have 2 floors and then the basement, the first floor had 7 rooms and the second floor has 5 rooms. There are 2 bathrooms or maybe 3 bathrooms one of them are in the first floor and in that bathroom you can’t have a bath neither a shower because it is filled with buckets and the buckets are filled with cloths!


Elizabeth is a teacher and Alex is a math teacher in high school and a sport person. I think Alex and Elizabeth like there house. I played sorry with Alex and Elizabeth, I played guess who with Elizabeth, I made jokes with Alex, I played hop scotch with Elizabeth.


Alex and Elizabeth’s pets like to wrestle, fetch, lick, make squeaky noises, and swim. 

Raffy with one of Elizabeth and Alex's dogs...
 
Why I like this house? I like this house because it is big and my room is too. My favorite part of the house is the living room because I like to watch TV.

The FUN backyard at Alex and Elizabeth's house in Colorado

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Saturday, May 26, 2012

POST by RENZ: Weathering Nicaraguan Weather



My family loves going to the beach. We usually go to the beach during vacations. We have been to three different beaches in Nicaragua. Those three are la Playa Hermosa, la boquita, and another one that I don’t know how to spell. I like each one but my absolute favorite one is la Playa Hermosa. I like la Playa Hermosa the best because at that beach I have a lot of friends that own beach houses.

One of my ex-classmates’  mum lets us stay at her beach house and it is really fun. We make bonfires and go out running late at night or really early in the morning. One day when we were at la play Hermosa we were talking with some of my friends from school who also have a beach house. The house that belongs to my classmate is right in front of the water but my friend’s house was further back. She invited us to her beach house to do random things.

That night we walked to her house. It was quite creepy because it was dark and we had to cross a bridge and underneath it was a dark lake type thing and there was a log that looked like a crocodile. The bridge was like the bridge in the movie Shrek, when Shrek and Donkey were going to get the princess, but had to cross the really old bridge. That was like the bridge that my whole family had to cross. A few planks were missing and it was hard to see so we had to go slowly.

Then we had to go up a steep hill but that wasn’t so bad. It looked like it was going to rain but we weren’t going to take so long so we were alright. Once we got there we started talking and playing. They have a ping pong table so we played ping pong. It started to rain. Then the rain got really hard and so we went inside.


It started to thunder and then there was lightning with really hard rain. We had left Hector and Nicole the house owners’ children (also mine and my sisters friends of the house) at the house. Hector is 12 and Nicole is in tenth grade. We heard thunder which was REALLY, REALLY, REALLY loud and my dad screamed. If you didn’t already know, my dad freaks out when he hears thunder and lightning.

We waited a while with the intention of waiting until the weather got calmer but it didn’t really get any calmer so we decided to leave because otherwise we would be there all night. We started going and it stopped raining but there was still thunder and lightning and it was really close. It was even harder to go across the bridge because it was slippery and it was harder to see where there was missing planks because it was now night time.
  
Once we were almost home (we just had to walk across the beach to get to the house) we came to a place where a river had formed and it had overflowed and was blocking our path. The current was too strong to go across and my dad was able to get across but we couldn’t. Some people saw us and helped us get across. The rest of the way we ran, except for my parents and Billy, my foster brother. When we got home Hector said to us that when he heard the big crack of thunder he told his sister “Yep Mr.B is dead!” 

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Economics: Nicaraguans receive rent-to-own program

The housing sector in Nicaragua, as well as in the rest of Latin America and the Caribbean, is dominated by informality. Informal housing units are self-constructed and progressively built, most without proper land titles or access to public utilities. It is estimated that 20,000 homes are built annually in Nicaragua, with only 3,000 produced and financed through the formal market.


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