Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Dos mas, por favor

OK. Im in trouble. Two more Argentenian ladies, two more crazy nights. I gotta stop this. These Argentine ladies travel in pairs (apparantly), and are more than a handful. Beuno suerta a la casino, malo suerta a la noche. I am going to have my head spinning when I get to BA. They have given me so many recommendations, I dont think I will have time to see everything. I was up at the casino big time, at 3am in the morning no less, when my good luck charms ran out and took all my winnings with them. Granted, I gave it up willingly, but not before I got in a few good rounds. I cant tell you how awesome the Argentine people are. Sùper friendly, very interested, and fun as shit to boot. Anybody that has such an affinity for meat cant be too bad. Been hanging around Lima for the most part (Miraflores), with a few ventures to other barrios. But, who needs to go anywhere when you are the party, no? My spanish is getting better (i think), but the looks of complete confusion when I think I am being correct tells me that it is all in my head. I dont know what I am going to do with myself when I get to BA. All I know is that I spent too much time in Costa Rica. I think I am very lucky for finding some tour guides with lots of friends to boot. Thank my lucky stars for resting my liver before my trip. Im gonna need some really good shoes in BA, as tango is the thing to do. I still have a few decisions left to make when I return to Peru in three weeks - Machu Picchu in the south, or a visit with a shamman in the North. I dont think I will be able to do both, but the shamman visit seems most appealing, given that it will be a once in a lifetime experience. But, as much as I have seen, I think one could travel the world for a living and never see enough. As long as see enough for the next year, I think I will be OK. I do know one thing though - Ive seen enough to last me a couple of months, and forgotten just enough to keep going...

3 comments:

Bryan Vandergriff said...

Not that you asked, but I would check out Machu Picchu as it is possible that tourists will not be able to visit this site in the future. Just my two cents.

Alonzo J Davis V said...

Met some UNC grads who did Machu Pichuu and the shamman experience in just a few days, so it sounds feasable. Pretty excited about it. You cant loan me the money to do it, can you??? jk

Alonzo J Davis V said...

Met some UNC grads who did Machu Pichuu and the shamman experience in just a few days, so it sounds feasable. Pretty excited about it. You cant loan me the money to do it, can you??? jk