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 | 106 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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THE ACCIDENTAL EXPAT: A COSTA RICAN ADVENTURE-#10
To eat or not to eat—that is my question. Photo by Author
Author’s Note: Welcome back! In case you missed the last weekly installment, click here.
Some years ago, on a visit to the beautiful island of Bali, Indonesia, I witnessed a...
THE ACCIDENTAL EXPAT: A COSTA RICAN ADVENTURE-#9
Wall art, San José, Costa Rica. Photo by Author
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It was in the first week of my month-long Costa Rican writing sabbatical near the end of 2018 when neighbor...
Mortimer, my Jungle House Mouse
When you live in the jungle, you shouldn’t be surprised when it tries to take over your house. I mean, I love my place, the view is breathtaking, and it’s nice and cool up here at 3300 feet. But Nature doesn’t always observe my human bounda...
Banking in Costa Rica, Where Cash Is Not King
Author’s note; I should write this under an assumed name, because it is so humiliating and embarrassing that I should be ashamed to show my face after publishing it. But, at my advanced age, thankfully other people’s judgments no longer mat...
THE ACCIDENTAL EXPAT: A COSTA RICAN ADVENTURE-#8
Clay-colored thrush, the national bird of Costa Rica
Author’s Note: In case you missed the last weekly installment, click here.
High in the hills of the southern zone of Costa Rica, sights, sounds, and scents can be overwhelming at...
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