My family and I - my brothers are absolute GIANTS in this country. |
Breakfasting with my little bro. |
Went to throw something away but it looks like some cuyes get the trashcan this day. |
Cuyes and clothesline steak. I took this photo from the breakfast table. |
My mom was making eels or something and I was making a pancake with chin chins. |
My anticucho lady in my plaza. Best anticucho ever. |
Movie night with the kiddies. |
Some Science Club kids at movie night. |
Getting ready for movies at the Muni. |
Kids crying. Science Club learned a valuable lesson: Do not show pregnant woman slasher porn at childrens movie night. |
My little entreprenuer girls working on their epic business plan. |
Mom, bro, and buddies in from Lima. |
My bro always gets me out with him when he comes to town. |
This guy spent 40 minutes trying to close it but mostly just getting really wet. It was hilarious. |
It was the biggest excitement in my town i na very long time. |
He eventually got it closed to a lot of cheering. I walked by half an hour later and it was open again. |
My Science Club is actually a Science, Technology, and Environment Club and they made this for their school. |
Fiestas Patrias celebrations in my plaza. |
Early morning running buddy. |
More running friends. |
Jesus Zack. |
Just Zacking around. I am making a Zackumentary. |
Annie. In sleeping bag. |
I found him like this. |
Inexplicable couch spinning hilarity. |
Relax-y Chota. |
Found him here again three hours later. |
Two weeks after we despedida-ed Christi, we despedida-ed Lisa. We actually went out for this one! To the one bar in Chota. |
We got all pretty before we went out. Paid off too - the guys at the next table bought us peanuts! |
Delicious peanuts. |
Special. |
And the inevitable 2am caldo. This is something I will really miss about this country. From 2am til dawn, soup stands pop up everywhere to fend off hangovers. And its so delicious. |
Pretty Chota. I don't know how I will survive without Lisa. |
The end. |
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