Hernando, our fearless leader was here, smiling wide to greet us.
As my kids can tell you, I have a knack for choosing the wrong line to stand in. I have held true to my rep. Coming through customs took an hour anyway. It didn't help that our dog chewed the corner of my passport, leaving it un scan-able. The Customs lady looked like a grocery clerk with a bar code that wouldn't scan. Had to put it in manually. Ugh..
And Then, after customs you go through a 2nd checkpoint where you are selected at random to get your bag scanned. Ding, ding, ding. I won again.
Lima is warm. Didn't need my socks, that's for sure.
The pics attached are of Hernando, fearless leader. And Pat, recharging herself ;-)
2AM here. We sprung forward and back again. Weeeee.
We start at 7AM, Manana. Time to sleep.
Pablo
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Your dad often wondered about lima as in lima beans, my least favorite. Perhaps they were invented there in Lima. Watch out for the beans and remember to rest.
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DeleteHey, Paul great blog. It's nice to get the excitment of a first-timer. I hope your first day at Carrion Hospital went well. Perhaps you are out now enjoying "heart on a stick". BTW, the hosptial and Residencial internet is very slow, but the internet cafes on Avenue Ariquippa have fast conections.
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paul is the best guy in the world
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