From the computer school I peddle on down to the dock to work the afternoon away on Chickadee. But also to avoid stepping in the pigs trough along the way. The price is right but that is because there is no running water, toilet, shower, stove, kitchen, appliances or other amenities. Accommodation in the shack is shared with a host of jungle insects and other animals. The more common guests are scorpions, tarantulas, iguanas, geckos, ants, moths, slugs, locusts, possums, praying mantis, branch bugs, beetles, wasps, flesh eating mosquitoes and cockroaches.
Office work is conducted from a dome tent set up across from the zodiac.
The tent keeps the bugs out of the ThinkPad and keeps all my papers dry when it rains. Sleeping quarters comprise of a rusty frame bunk with a cushion from the Chickadee used as a mattress. The whole contraption is fenced over with sticks and covered with a mosquito net. It wouldn't be a good place for a honeymoon, but does the good while we work out in Cangrejo. San Juan Del Sur is too noisy in the day-light hours to concentrate on writing.