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Old 01-14-2008, 04:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Lightbulb Living in Costa Rica

The idea of living in Costa Rica sounds so appealing. The weather, beaches, surfing, the forests, wildlife, and many other things to do. When does the reality set in once you've done it all in the dream then are you in the same routinue as it was before just a diffferent country? I'm not sure I could leave a city where I couldn't get sushi, thai, indian, pizza, and all the other delicous goodies you find in a big city, it sure would be an adjustment. I've know a few people that have done the seasonal living in Costa Rica "during the dry season and live in Seattle during the "dry season" in theory it sounds great but then after you start sorting out the practical matters of day to day life and it quickly becomes complicated when you roll in one child+education and two households. Has anyone sorted this out?
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