Sleeping & Working in the Managua Airport
After the whirlwind of a month that included us finding a supplier in Masaya, finding the supplies, launching our online store, selling our first bracelets online and giving away our […]
Category Archives: Managua
Renewing Our Visas in Managua, Nicaragua
Living in Nicaragua is wonderful. However, one inconvenient thing about living here is that every 90 days Quinn and I have to renew our visas because we are not residents […]
Life Out of the Box Part 2 Video
We moved from California to Nicaragua to create our own business that gives back to the community here in Nicaragua. We’ve lived here for five months now and created a […]
Traveling to Managua at Night
Before we knew it, we were heading back to Nicaragua! One day earlier than what the Boarder Patrol Officer wrote on our passports. Quinn and I were both very excited […]
Partying in Managua
After getting ready with the girls, we were off to find the best club in Managua. Our first stop was down a small alley next to a Casino called Pharaohs. […]
Getting Ready With the Girls in Managua
We drove around Managua for what felt like hours. All four of us girls were squished in the back seat, full from McDonald’s, and eager to get ready together for […]
Road Trip to Managua from San Juan del Sur
Last week Quinn and I were invited by our friends Orlanda and Fernanda (the daughters of the owners of Elizabeth’s Guest House) to go with them to experience the nightlife […]
A Glimpse of True Poverty in Nicaragua
We came across this video on one of our follower’s page on Tumblr– By My Side. It’s a documentary about three women and their families who live in the landfill in Managua. […]
The Mobile Market
The bus slowly backs out and is being directed by two men outside who are barefoot. Just as we pull onto the road, a man gets up from his seat […]
Experiencing the Harsh Reality
Press Play. Listen While Reading. We both sat there, in complete silence, just taking everything in. Sounds, smells, sights… everything. “I can’t wait to read what you write about this,” […]
