Casa del Paraiso

Your personal Paradise awaits you in Redonda Bay, with a Private pool, a spacious patio, ocean views and easy access to a private beach This villa is perfect to relax and unwind with your family and friends Find us on my Facebook page ... Casa del Paraiso Tola Rivas Nicaragua Redonda Bay Casa 20 Find us- you will be so happy you did! #myvillaisforrent #myvacationhomeisforrent #facebookcasadelparaiso #myplayaredonda#emeraldcoastnicaragua #lifeisgrandinnicaland

She’s 98. And the isolation and loneliness came over her in a river of tears at my visit. Not able to see her son or daughter for 6 weeks. She wants to die.... Because at 98 the waiting is too much. I offered to FaceTime her son. She cried more. She wanted a real hug. I in my PPE said enough. I too bent over into her arms she wrapped so tight around me. I broke the rule. I hugged her till she could breathe. We both had a healing. I’d do it again. Love matters most. The older folks in long term care haven’t been touched or hugged. It’s causing failure to thrive. Hugs are a necessary part of living. - shared from a nurse See more

However long it's been taking, however difficult it's seemed, or however lonely you've become, remember, you live in a dream world where literally tomorrow, everything can radically change for the better. Especially when you've been visualizing. 2020 the year that has been 6 years long... Things change, they always do We are grateful to live in such a beautiful country Our villa is beautiful with amazing views and the most beautiful beach in Nicaragua We will be waiting for you Casa del Paraiso will be waiting for you Redonda Bay Tola Rivas Nicaragua #myvillaisforrent #mytropicalparadise #mytropicalsunsets #myplayaredonda #emeraldcoastnicaragua #facebookcasadelparaiso #lifeisgrandinnicaland

Saxon is incredulous that the herd of cows are so close by in the next lot! He barked at them and was completely ignored. He looked at me like "can you see this - do something" #mymovetothecountry #facebookcasadelparaiso... #emeraldcoastnicaragua Guasacate Lobos del Mar

The Day of the Dead November 2nd The days of the dead are truly a celebration of life. When children dance with caricatures of death, eat skull sugar molds and learn to respect that life is brief, they learn there is a circle to life and to not fear death and then are free to enjoy and appreciate every moment. The Day of the dead is celebrated on November 2nd. Sometime one hears reference to the days of the Dead which refers to the Days of October 31 November 2.... October 31 is Halloween or All Hallows eve. November 1 is el Dia de los innnocentes or the day of the children and All Saints Day. November second is All Souls Day or the Day of the Dead. During the days of the Dead, some believe that the souls of the departed return to earth to visit with and to provide council or give advice to family and loved ones. There is a belief that this is true every day, but that November 2nd is the day set aside to remember and honor those who have past. During the days of the dead, the family often takes the opportunity to visit the gravesite and pull weeds, clean any debris and decorate the graves of loved ones. Often candles, flowers and the favorite foods of the deceased are placed on the grave and the family visits, eats, sings and tells favorite stories about those who have passed. Food placed on the altar consists of the loved ones favorite dishes and treats. Drinks should be placed in the altar to quench the thirst of the dead after their long journey back home. In many villages it is customary to offer alcoholic beverages. Salt is considered the spice of life and is one the staples that are often left at the altar. The scents of marigolds as well as burning copal (a resin of the copal tree) are thought to be most beloved by the spirits of the dead and invite them back home. The rituals used to celebrate the day are varied and colorful. Yet, all carry the same message, celebrating the day of the dead is a true celebration of life.

Mornings like this So grateful #mymovetothecountry #facebookcasadelparaiso

November 2nd is Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in Nicaragua, when the cemeteries fill with family members decorating, cleaning, and painting the crypts of their loved ones. ... Even the poorest families, who couldn't afford to make a crypt, lovingly placed flowers over the hills of dirt protecting their loved ones.

Strong meaning for me