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costaricafinca
ParticipantSince this show is no longer on one of the few channels we do access, we no longer see it. We only watch/listen to TV as I make supper, and for a max. of 3 hrs, from 5-8pm….and after I have turned off the computer.
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ParticipantPossibly, you were able to do it at that time, is because the ‘official’ renewal of plates ending in ‘1’ starts today.:roll:
July 15, 2013 at 3:47 pm in reply to: things you wished you would have moved to Costa Rica and didn’t #202490costaricafinca
ParticipantRegarding bringing ‘Good quality name brand appliances’. Often, these appliances will [u]not[/u] fit into existing homes here, although you could try to sell them here. Used to be a booming market for these here, but they are now available quite easily, and purchasers can select the right size.
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ParticipantI am one who always enjoys watching this show and I am positive that Becky has done a great job in showcasing areas of CR…but, does HHI really have any any insight on the growth of Real estate ventures in CR? I don’t think so, but they do cater towards those who dream of living in the tropics …
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ParticipantWe went to RETIVE on Friday, and they said, ‘wait your turn’.
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ParticipantWe went to RETIVE on Friday, and they said, ‘wait your turn’.
July 15, 2013 at 12:42 pm in reply to: things you wished you would have moved to Costa Rica and didn’t #202488costaricafinca
ParticipantA lot depends on how and where you intend to live.
Are you going to live a simpler life?
Do you intend to entertain a lot?
No one can tell you, what you require.
But don’t bring the Nicknacks, or all the fussy decorative items that have space for the insects to build a community.If you intend to live in a condo you won’t need you lawnmower…:roll:
July 10, 2013 at 4:35 pm in reply to: Article by Gary Amoth about George Lundquist’s Retirement Tour #174230costaricafinca
ParticipantThere is [u]much[/u] more information on the local Spanish language ‘newspapers on line’, unfortunately, they are harder to find, after the fact.
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ParticipantRead this dengue fighting suggestion in the [url=http://www.ticotimes.net/Weekend/Weekend-Columns/DIY-Fight-dengue-in-style_Thursday-July-04-2013]Tico Times[/url] today
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ParticipantI use repellent when walking in a shaded, heavily treed area, especially at this time of year… and we have lot’s of trees!
I sometimes use a home-made mixture of water and vanilla essence, that I spray on .8)costaricafinca
Participant[i]I sure don’t[/i] want to get dengue and arsenic poisoning, at the same time 🙄
July 8, 2013 at 9:26 pm in reply to: Article by Gary Amoth about George Lundquist’s Retirement Tour #174229costaricafinca
ParticipantArticle today on [url=www.welovecostarica.com/members/cfmbb/message_edit.cfm?threadid=B60AA932-24E8-5ED2-F140D012347233F7]Qcostarica[/url] written by Juan Sebastian Campos, states “Meanwhile 11,000 + people in Guanacaste drink public water laced with arsenic and that goes unabated”.
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ParticipantAnybody else notice another rise in their [u]latest[/u] electricity bill?
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ParticipantNo, this isn’t usually done.
And, sorry to say, a landlord will often have a very hard battle to evict a tenant from his property.costaricafinca
ParticipantEven at many new restaurants, a large receptacle, placed next to the toilet will let you know, whether you are expected to ‘flush or not’. Plus, you may not be able to read their requirements.
At a private residence, there will not be a sign…so, don’t let your desire to ‘flush’, cause their sewer line to back up….:roll: -
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