Monday, January 30, 2006

Adiction

Chocolate, my great adiction.







Friday, January 27, 2006

Xmas Presents

I remember being a kid, and being unwilling (or unable) to wait until midnight of the 24 to open my presents. Many times I would have opened already, played with them, and re-wraped them in colorfull paper again.

Thouse days seem to be over. Well, maybe not for the being a kid part.

Even thought I still deeply apreciate getting gifts, I do not feel the rush to unwrap them.
I get calls on the 25 from friends, asking me “did you like it?”.
I feel it disapoints them a little whan I say, I have not opened it.
Well, today seems like a good day to open them. [Yes, today, Friday 27 of January 2006].
Let's find out what we got.

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

Coating.

Uhum, they are coating "my" street today.

It looks like a tick layer.

















Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Sunday, January 22, 2006

Outdoors First Aid Trainning.

Abdiel Ivan Batista is a cool guy.
On this occasion we where here for an Outdoors First Aid Training. And literally he took the class outdoors.

Later, we practiced some rappel, and the girls (Carmela and Johan practiced a rescue operation).

It was so cool.





































Tuesday, January 17, 2006

Retina scan.



Mmm, maybe I need a job. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, January 15, 2006

Post in progress

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Friday, January 06, 2006

Getting wet.

Back from Chiriqui, cut and bruces. But happy.

The camera adaptor had som design flaws.
1) I did not tested it with the camera inside. That was a major one.
The pvc bag is not flat when a box like body is inside, so the velcro on the back does not work as espected.

Lucky for me, I carry my duct tape everywhere...

2) The angle of view was not adecuated (it was pointing downwoards, and I have lots of pictures of my feet in the boat).

3) There was condensation inside the bag. I should have applied something to prevent this.

Anyways, there where a few acceptable shots.








This is Ilse Castillo with the plane that took us to Chiriqui.
[No, the blur effect is not here to protect the privacy, I actually goofed on taking this picture.]
















What a beautiful shut of the rope.
[I was in the water, trying to get into the boat]