We decided that the structure behind the
Casa Materna should be an open-aired space.
We hired local workers to repair the floor and paint the walls and it looked a
thousand times better! Take a look at
the before and afters:
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| Before outside |
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| Before inside |
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| Before behind structure |
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| After outside |
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| After inside |
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| After behind structure |
Kelli has been practicing Yoga for years
and wanted an opportunity to teach here.
Exercise in Nicaragua is not common.
When I go running in the mornings I often receive snide comments from
early-bird vagrants implying that I am strange for wanting to exert more energy
than I have to. Everyone rides small
motorcycles or takes a taxi to get to their destination four blocks away. Nevertheless, exercise is good preparation
for having a baby, and Kelli is passionate about the discipline of Yoga. Kelli’s mom Mary hauled twenty yoga mats and
Mexican blankets down here so that it could be done right:
Comments that have been shouted at me (in
Spanish) while I am running. As you can
see they are all helpful tips:
Don’t get tired!
This is your mountain!
Run! Run! Run!
Hey Precious! Hey
Beautiful! Hey Doll!
You’re sweating!
Your face is red!
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