Tico Tales
Adelia RitchieI love to write about connections — living things, adventures, the man who rides his skinny horse past my gate every morning, stuff that goes haywire, some little words and some big words.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 116 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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If a Tree Falls in the Jungle, Will We Still Have Internet?
Image by DALL-E and Author...
There are questions that have occupied the minds of philosophers for centuries. Does God exist? What is the meaning of life? If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound?
Here in Co...
THE ACCIDENTAL EXPAT: A COSTA RICAN ADVENTURE-#17
My (former) new home in La Palma, PZ, Costa Rica. Photo by author....
Author’s Note: Substack readers asked me to serialize my book, “The Accidental Expat,” because it’s out of print now. So here’s the next chapter! In case you missed the...
The Accidental Expat: A Costa Rican Adventure
Dear Readers,
I have been posting chapters of my book here at the request of a few readers. For those of you catching up, this 60-second video, narrated by my friend Walter Sokil and me, explains what the heck I was thinking when I wrote t...
THE ACCIDENTAL EXPAT: A COSTA RICAN ADVENTURE-#16
Fred, the resident more berry-thieving iguana. Photo by Author.
Author’s Note: Readers asked me to serialize my book, “The Accidental Expat,” because it’s out of print now. So here’s the next chapter! In case you missed the last weekly ins...
THE ACCIDENTAL EXPAT: A COSTA RICAN ADVENTURE-#15
San Isidro de El General Feria, Photo by Author
Author’s Note: Welcome back! I’ve been away (again) for a couple of weeks, but back now with renewed energy! Readers asked me to serialize my book, “The Accidental Expat,” because it’s out of...
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