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[kevincornflake]

º Yesterday I bought pipa fria (a green coconut with a hole cut into it and a straw jammed in) from a local juice stand in Alajuela. It had a really interesting taste. I've never tried raw coconut before, and I was interesting drinking juice right from the middle of one. I was really intrigued by how hard the shell of the coconut was, so upon

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[sweetbabemagnet]

holy crap dude, mad props on your adventuring and awesome things your doing.
my fam gets coconuts every year at xmas and every year we take out the electrical drill to get the straw in than once we've drank the juice, we use the ban saw or a chisel and hammer to get them open to eat the inside. its a pretty sweet operation and a challenge every year. those things are tuff!

[fuguer]

hola kevin,
i have just arrive in costa rica. and you have just left!! so far i´ve played crib and gone for a nice walk with a sri lankan, chated with an american whose been living in mexico for 38 years, and some eaten rice and beans.
and about those coconuts: once to celebrate summer some kids i knew in high school got a coconut and tried to get it open for hours outside of a closed mall in langley. we even had one person run home and get a hammer and nail to punch it open. we eventually got it open and it was dry inside! ai yai yai!
that is all. have fun with school! if all goes well and to plan, i´ll be seeing you this fall in winterpeg!

[bareftinthesnow]

What is poverty focused development?

[coldstorage]

im excited for you to get back! check your email.

[duck_duck_goose]

are you in an international development program?
qualitative research methods can potentially be amazing - i took one last year, specifically feminist qualitative research methods, that was SO good. i can't vouch for quantitative research methods, though, because everyone in my program is ridiculously anti-quantitative research.
anyway, blah blah blah. have a good trip!
xox