I had an interesting thing happen to me today, which led me to this post :) Anytime I go to the new country I try to become a part of the locals.

I think the most difficult moment of my journey was yesterday.

Cuba! I’m back… For those who are not well informed: I was here 3 years ago. That time my passport and money were stolen, so I had reeeeal troubles with getting out of here. Anyways, I promised to come back and I did it.

I feel like I didn’t end my story about Jamaica :) The story continues from Cuba.

One more year is behind. I won’t say that year 2008 was the most successful for me. It was rather the opposite of that. However, I gained a lot.

I moved from Kingston to Negril. I’m very happy with that decision.

Good bye Dominicana and hello Jamaica! After my farewell to Dominicana I transferred to Jamaica. Everything was in my style :)

This post was supposed to be the last one about Dominican Republic with all the results, reviews, impressions, etc. About thoughts if I wanted to come back here again and if I'm open for new discoveries. But IT WON'T BE HERE.

I’m in Santiago. The full name of the city is Santiago de los Caballeros

I sent the first bunch of postcards yesterday :) I spent half of the day signing them. During one day I have signed more postcards than during my entire life :)

I’m almost a local here. The water is not that cold now as it was on my first day :). I coped with jet lag and remembered my Spanish. Now I even understand what people want when they ask me something :). In general, life is getting better and I’m enjoying the country.

When was the last time you received a postcard? Not the virtual one, the real one that is made of paper. The one you can hang on a wall. When was the last time you received a postcard from a distant country? The one with colored and  unfamiliar stamps...

Yesterday I arrived to Santo Domingo from Spain.