Our Man in Granada returns from Nicaragua and tells us why. “If you plan to stay there then make sure, before you take the plunge, that you’ll have enough to occupy your time.”
Written byEduardo Avila
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One might focus on occupying one’s mind instead of one’s time until peace is achieved.