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  1. Lesley Peterson
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    I’d love to have some food cooked over that open fire and the pool and ocean at P.E. look amazing. Entertaining post! love it.

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  2. mandy
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    Along with Sharry I’d heard of “sleeping policemen” also, but I heard it in Mexico! Some of the topes I’ve driven across there were only rope hawsers about 5 inches in diameter, but they slowed traffic nonetheless.

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  3. Mary E
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    Love the trip, lived it right along with you and Yes, I can see why you just might like it there. enjoy!!!

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  4. Sharry
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    Well, now. I wish I could join you two for a margarita, too. Alas.

    I always thought “tope” was my favorite term for a speed bump until I went to Bhutan. Rinzin, our cycling guide, called them “sleeping policemen.” By far the best term ever.

    I hope you have a great time in PE. I checked out the availability of Michele’s place for January through A-lister Sisters, but alas (again), it was unavailable. Perhaps another time.

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  5. Katie Marti
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    Colleen, how interesting that this article popped up on my Twitter feed today. I, too, am in Puerto! It would seem we’re heading in opposite directions as I’ll be leaving town in about a week to head to Oaxaca and then south from there. I hope you enjoy your stay – the condo looks like a great start!!

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