http://www.saluddelsol.org/2009/06/my-nicaraguan-house-and-family/ Salud del Sol - Health from the Sun Thu, 07 Oct 2010 21:26:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.saluddelsol.org/2009/06/my-nicaraguan-house-and-family/comment-page-1/#comment-472 Joyce Sutton Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:50:51 +0000 http://www.saluddelsol.org/?p=876#comment-472 Nathan. I wanted to say Hi and to thank you for your writings. I am so glad Erin is with you and is surrounded by such good people doing good things. You are opening our eyes and seeing what you are seeing. We all look forward to your blogs to know of your thoughts, adventures, mishaps and daily flavor of the country and its people. Thanks again. Joyce Nathan. I wanted to say Hi and to thank you for your writings. I am so glad Erin is with you and is surrounded by such good people doing good things. You are opening our eyes and seeing what you are seeing. We all look forward to your blogs to know of your thoughts, adventures, mishaps and daily flavor of the country and its people. Thanks again.
Joyce

]]> http://www.saluddelsol.org/2009/06/my-nicaraguan-house-and-family/comment-page-1/#comment-453 karin hensel Wed, 17 Jun 2009 22:36:01 +0000 http://www.saluddelsol.org/?p=876#comment-453 Thanks for sharing the info about your family. Nine people in two bedrooms is hard to imagine for this spoiled american, who grew up complaining because she had to share her double bed with a younger sister. We have no idea how fortunate we are until we travel the world and experience the life of other cultures. The funny thing is, they don't think of it as having a tough life; it's just life as they know it. I often wonder what their reaction to our culture would be, should they ever visit us here. Keep up the blogging and good luck to you all. Thanks for sharing the info about your family. Nine people in two bedrooms is hard to imagine for this spoiled american, who grew up complaining because she had to share her double bed with a younger sister. We have no idea how fortunate we are until we travel the world and experience the life of other cultures.
The funny thing is, they don’t think of it as having a tough life; it’s just life as they know it. I often wonder what their reaction to our culture would be, should they ever visit us here.
Keep up the blogging and good luck to you all.

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