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Stories from a Retired Librarian

Steve Johnson

First-hand accounts of my many adventures, from the Peace Corps to the U.S. House of Representatives to retirement in Costa Rica

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SCRAMBLED EGGS

I love scrambled eggs. Having spent two summers in Mexico before going into the Peace Corps, it was there that I learned how to say scrambled eggs in Spanish: huevos revueltos [literally, revolved eggs]. So, on my first morning in San José,...

18 days ago
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THE BIBLE SALESMAN

I spent the summer between my junior and senior years in college working as a management trainee for a multinational corporation in Mexico City. A few days after receiving notice of my summer job, I got a phone call from someone named Randy...

2 months ago
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FROM HOOVER REPUBLICAN TO FDR DEMOCRAT

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2 months ago
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THE MAYOR WHO VANISHED INTO THIN AIR

Jim, my Peace Corps supervisor, had a sure-fire method of measuring the success of his volunteers: he asked local elected officials how they thought the volunteers were doing. With this in mind, when he traveled around Costa Rica, the first...

2 months ago
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  • Steve Johnson

    Retired librarian, former Peace Corps Volunteer, beer geek, and gardener, living in Costa Rica

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