Hello- I have heard very good things about your farm- I hope to visit it one day- I was going to go over to Eric's but though better of it- will contact you when Im coming over
30 hours per person does not seem like a fair deal to me, since we would be working for room +utilities and not food. Since we are a couple we would be sharing the same space that a single person would occupy and would not use significantly more utilities. I could understand if you wanted more work if you were feeding two people, but since you are not I think that expecting double the amount of work for what you would otherwise give to one person is not a fair trade.
We would be happy to negotiate something with you. If we can't work something out as far as volunteering, we will still be happy to visit and say hello :)
Thank you for the volunteer offer. I will talk to hubby when he gets home. He works at a farm about 40 minutes away, and leaves early in the morning. I am teaching yoga right now at the local community college. I also work on a blueberry farm during the summer. I am skilled at raw food prep, even the gourmet stuff. We started high fat and I enjoyed making Matthew Kenney and Ani Phyos recipes the most. On special occasions I enjoy adapting these recipes to 801010, with good results.
By 30 hours per week I am assuming that would be total, as in we would each work 15 hours to pay for housing. That seems fair to me.
Hubby will be coming to Costa Rica August 28. I have been given the chance to study Ashtanga yoga in Mysore India and will be coming to Costa Rica in October.
We have also maybe been offered a caretaking position in the Central Valley by raw food lady named Patrika, but I haven't heard back from her in awhile so we will see...
Hubby and I are coming to Costa Rica in September!! I'm very excited. We are thinking that Costa Rica is where we would like to ultimately settle- to we'll be checking it out! Any good advice for us? Where to stay, where to get good fruit? We are hoping to find work and stay for 6 months+. I'm excited!
happy birthday !! (are u "jODI" ?!? we met at Rodrigo's place jan. 2010 with Wilco, Eric and Viktoras...)I also have a retreat (4 only juicing & different worksops)...
Hi Josephine,
the plan is to stay at the mango tree spa. I just discovered your place - it looks amazing and I would love to come by and check it out. How far are you from the mango tree? It doesn't appear to be a long distance. I will most certainly be checking out all the beautiful sights and hit the beach for some waves and try loads of great fruit. What is the best for transportation? Is the shuttle bus good or is it best to rent a vehicle? Is the driving as bad as I read?
Thanks for your time and words,
Steve
awesome! i am planning on going to pachamama from nov to feb as of now, although things could always change...i;ll keep you posted! thanks for letting me know about it!! sounds so awesome! i love farm/garden work and living in community!
Yes maybe I can come visitI i just looked at the Farm of Life website and it looks incredible!! Do you have a work or volunteer exchange? I would love to come help out!
Hey Jody! Cabuya is up in the Nicoya between Montezuma and Malpais....gotta a real sweet place here! Yup Terra is here too. Nice to hear the retreats went smooth...no breakdowns this time! It{s hot, gotta go find the ocean again! See you.....sometime!
Yo! Well it looks like that property will have to wait....am super maximum chilling on the beach up in Cabuya. May never leave! How's the retreat going?
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Hello! would like to know more about your farm and possibly visit sometime in the near future.
Hi Josephine,
30 hours per person does not seem like a fair deal to me, since we would be working for room +utilities and not food. Since we are a couple we would be sharing the same space that a single person would occupy and would not use significantly more utilities. I could understand if you wanted more work if you were feeding two people, but since you are not I think that expecting double the amount of work for what you would otherwise give to one person is not a fair trade.
We would be happy to negotiate something with you. If we can't work something out as far as volunteering, we will still be happy to visit and say hello :)
Hi Josephine,
Thank you for the volunteer offer. I will talk to hubby when he gets home. He works at a farm about 40 minutes away, and leaves early in the morning. I am teaching yoga right now at the local community college. I also work on a blueberry farm during the summer. I am skilled at raw food prep, even the gourmet stuff. We started high fat and I enjoyed making Matthew Kenney and Ani Phyos recipes the most. On special occasions I enjoy adapting these recipes to 801010, with good results.
By 30 hours per week I am assuming that would be total, as in we would each work 15 hours to pay for housing. That seems fair to me.
Hubby will be coming to Costa Rica August 28. I have been given the chance to study Ashtanga yoga in Mysore India and will be coming to Costa Rica in October.
We have also maybe been offered a caretaking position in the Central Valley by raw food lady named Patrika, but I haven't heard back from her in awhile so we will see...
So excited that this is actually happening!
~Lindsay
Hi Josephine!
Hubby and I are coming to Costa Rica in September!! I'm very excited. We are thinking that Costa Rica is where we would like to ultimately settle- to we'll be checking it out! Any good advice for us? Where to stay, where to get good fruit? We are hoping to find work and stay for 6 months+. I'm excited!
Hope you are having a great day!
~Lindsay
happy birthday !! (are u "jODI" ?!? we met at Rodrigo's place jan. 2010 with Wilco, Eric and Viktoras...)I also have a retreat (4 only juicing & different worksops)...
Success with your activities, Namaste
the plan is to stay at the mango tree spa. I just discovered your place - it looks amazing and I would love to come by and check it out. How far are you from the mango tree? It doesn't appear to be a long distance. I will most certainly be checking out all the beautiful sights and hit the beach for some waves and try loads of great fruit. What is the best for transportation? Is the shuttle bus good or is it best to rent a vehicle? Is the driving as bad as I read?
Thanks for your time and words,
Steve
I trust you are doing great down there! Look'n forward to a visit one day.
Tell me about that banana hut I saw in the photos.
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