Here is one of the oldest Olive trees, which the Guardian lovingly left in the middle of his perfectly layed out pathway.
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Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Here is one of the oldest Olive trees, which the Guardian lovingly left in the middle of his perfectly layed out pathway.
About Me
- Name: Jere
- Location: Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica
The nickname "Bumpa" came from my grandson, Aman, who had a hard time when he was little saying "grandpa". My wife, Julie, and I are members of the Baha'i Faith, and are dedicating our lives to the betterment of mankind in the form of service. She's a great teacher of children (our kids are a perfect testimony to that!) and a wonderful companion to her husband. I have been a building contractor and now, semi-retired, do home inspections in all parts of Costa Rica
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