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This is a random hodge podge of observations from Kyle R. Or do it this way and I show up at your home. Join 2,042 other followers. What if instead of coercing them to improve quality for a twitter. Well this is a crock of shit. Kyle in Front of Things.

Details of my adventures when I have them. Tuesday, January 1, 2013. Because 2012 was a roller coaster of a year. The good parts were incredibly good and those threads keep getting better. The bad is worse than other years, or so it seems, but the good news is that the good outweighs the bad. Our travels this year were amazing.

Tuesday, August 11, 2009. Beach bound, baby! The boy and I are heading out on our first solo adventure. I will post updates and pictures for your viewing pleasure! Saturday, August 8, 2009. Want some coffee? It would be ideal if I could just skip past the drama of the last 6 months, but its probably not a good idea. We had a plan to take he.

June 2009 visiting clinics and learning Spanish. Tuesday, July 21, 2009. How I decided on Puerto Escondido. I decided I wanted to spend 4-6 weeks to visit a Central American country, study Spanish, immerse myself in the community by living with a family and work in or observe in local primary care clinics. A doctor in my hometown has a connection to a hospital project near Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. I talked with her and read the. I have connections to another group in Nicaragua.