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Sign in Su Espacio bano as in most toilets anywhere in Costa Rica. Not nasty! Just practical! Anyone who has managed a septic tank understands or maybe you know someone who uses large wads of toilet paper that stop up even sewer lines. Stopped up plumbing is no fun! And I think most of the …
Volume 1 – 1963-1989 By Charlie Doggett The most actual journal writing here is from 1979 on in what I loosely call “Juli’s Book” or the diary I began on her life from the time we knew we were pregnant with her. I have included other writings of mine, thus marked all of the others …
Arenal Volcano I made this photo from the “Hanging Bridges” in the area in 2010. It is the most popular volcano because of its nearly perfect conical shape. It also reminds me of the strength and steadfastness of God in my life. I just shared this on my spiritual blog called HIS SPIRIT which …
A Rural Road Near Atenas, Cost Rica (copied) I’m guessing she is a 30-something girl who wrote this descriptive testimony of living in Atenas where I will live in less than 8 weeks. Check it out to get a different description than I have shared yet. One of her photos is a road outside of …
NOTE: When I returned from The Gambia I thought I might need this in case I wanted a job but really never needed it, not wanting another official job. It is similar to the resume I had in 1999 when actually looking for a job, just one more position added to it, the Gambia experience. …
Hibiscus, Luna Lodge, Corcovado N.P., Costa Rica by Charlie Doggett Metaphors of Modification Change blows across my life’s beach, In hopes that it will my mind teach. Shadowed as a lacy palm-like dream, In my eyes, wildlife and nature gleam. Pure life soars o’er a high canopy, Toucans, Parrots, Macaws will be. On colorful wings …
It is with great sadness that I recognize the expected death of my dear friend Rus Roach. I already miss him. -CharlieBelow is the announcement I received from Tom and the funeral is available online An Update from our Executive Pastor1 message Thursday, May 5, 2016 Dear First Baptist Nashville Family, I must inform …
I walk everywhere in Atenas and mostly in shorts and sandals on rough or no sidewalk.And recently upon fallen fruit. I have been recently intrigued by how many tropical fruits fall from the trees on the local sidewalks and streets to be “trodden under foot of men” and cars or eaten by animals. Some of …
