Mani Sacasa
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Appreciate Our Time in Life
Time never stands still for anyone in this world. We need to make sure we cherish every moment we have in life. They say life is short but honestly it is the longest thing we have. We should appreciate what we have during this time though as we take for granted so many things in this life. With love being one of them.
By Mani Sacasa2 months ago in Families
Discovering the Enchanting Beauty of Nicaragua
Nestled in the heart of Central America, Nicaragua is a land of diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm-hearted people that captivate travelers from all corners of the world. From the majestic volcanoes that dot the horizon to the breathtaking beaches that stretch along the coast, Nicaragua is a paradise that beckons adventurers and seekers of beauty. In the charming town of Rivas, amidst the splendor of this nation, one exceptional woman stands out, embodying the essence of Nicaragua's allure.
By Mani Sacasa4 months ago in Journal
What Living Abroad Has Taught Me
A year of living abroad in Central America has taught me many valuable lessons and exposed me to diverse cultures. From the stunning beaches and natural beauty to the delicious food and friendly people, there is so much to love about this region.
By Mani Sacasa11 months ago in Viva
Scared in Nicaragua
I remember last year when I finally arrived in Nicaragua. It was the first time I had been to my home country since my family left when I was 3. I first noticed how ancient the airport seemed; there was no air conditioning or anything. This was my first time going to Nicaragua since arriving when I was a child, so these things were new to me as I was more accustomed to the US.
By Mani Sacasaabout a year ago in Journal
Embarrassing Tales of a Ride-Share Driver
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a ride share driver? I did, and despite being someone who generally does not like being around too many people, I gave it a shot. I have had many good experiences and bad. So lets kick this off with the bad.
By Mani Sacasa3 years ago in Journal
