Under no circumstances walk to the lake at night...

We have spent the last few days just hanging out in Granada, Nicaragua enjoying the town and the people. Its a great place and I'm really enjoying it, we would have left a few days ago but we have to go to the embassy so Bob can get the van mess off his passport. We'll take the bus into Managua and once its all resolved we'll probably just catch a bus to Panama city. I wouldn't mind spending time in Costa Rica but its supposed to be very touristy and comparatively expensive. So hopefully we'll be on our way south soon, I'm missing home and feeling rather burned out but there's so much more to do and see so I'll stick it out.
Lately we have just been hanging out at our hostel The Bearded Monkey which is great and has lots of fun people in and out every day. We seem to be building a reputation for partying pretty hard and very late, people like to hear our stories and I often overhear them being retold. Our favorite pastime is paying the street kids and locals to do crazy things my favorites are as follows:

1. We gave this old lady 100 Cordoba to hit Ryan a bunch of times with a broomstick she was using as a cane.

2. AJ gave some street kids 100 Cordoba to let him get in their giant woman dancing costumes and dance on the main street through town.

3. AJ and I paid 30 Cordoba to borrow the instruments from a mariachi band and serenade unsuspecting tourists.

4. We sat on a street corner and learned how to break dance with some locals who also like tossing fireworks at your feet when your not looking.

Its been crazy and there's so much more to write about I need to be better about blogging more often but I guess I haven't been in the mood. Ill let everyone know how it goes for Bob at the embassy and where were headed of when we get there.
And I swear ill post pictures as soon as I can.
More coming soon,
Until next time,
Dean