Nica

While it is essentially useless to know Macs in Nica (there are none, really) she has learned really quickly, and is quite handy with the paint program.

Catch up « Wanderings 2006

Aside from the doldrums of the English Lab, life in Nica has taken a sharp turn into the fast lane, it seems.

In like a lamb… « Wanderings 2006

He is here in Nica doing all kinds of business development work (mostly agrobusiness, dad!), and was looking for more info about FSD.

It’s a small world afterall… « Wanderings 2006

Probably the most tourist-friendly beach in Nica, it actually is quite a pleasant little town.

Sea to Summit « Wanderings 2006

Way to have a good trip, too - things always have a way of working out in Nica … we started calling it “travel magic” when a super fortunate event saved us.

Granada again and classes begin! « Wanderings 2006

I have just a week left in Nica … time is slipping by quickly.

Rio San Juan « Wanderings 2006

I have a meeting (tentatively …” meeting” is a term used very lightly here in Nica, and thoughout Latin America …) with the FSD Country Director this afternoon to discuss the feasibility of these projects, so we’ll see.

Revolution? « Wanderings 2006

It’s a small world, and an even smaller country, but I was still surprised to see one of the two gringas I know in Nica in the room right next door to ours at Selva Negra, in Matagalpa with dad.

Miscellany « Wanderings 2006

GROSS: Are you saying a lot of people thought well, Nica and - the Baroness was called Nica - Pannonica ...

'Monk': A New Look At An American Original 2009

Pannonica, better known as Nica, married Baron Jules de Koenigswarter and became a devoted patron of the New York jazz scene.

Rothschild, Dame Miriam. 2009