A partial picture of the church we went to... very ornate architechture. In ecuador they take like a centure to build a church. This one was begun in 1926 and still isn´t finished.
View from hostel window Looking right from the window ´The Virgin on the Hill´... giant statue of the virgin mary
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Hey honey, great to hear from you, that you arrived safe and sound and are getting some much needed (?required d/t altitude change) R&R. We got your message from Texas too, thanks for that. The pictures are great, so glad the hostel is good. Your planning and foresight was excellent; great that you have the convenience of spanish lessons right there. All is well here. Richenda enjoyed her first day of classes and went into Serious Coffee scouting out work prospects today. She has had some trouble with blowing fuses tonight while trying to cook, so we will try to send back a surge protector this weekend. Don't know how much to write on a blog?? Can everyone read this? Best watch my P's & Q's if that is the case. Loads of love. Enjoy yourselves and have a wonderful time. Mom
You better watch you're P's and Q's ma! Hope things are good Sister and Clay...i'm jelous. Oh, and i got you're pictures, you look so perdy! And ya...fuses...boo-erns is what i have to say about that. Anyways..back to the books...love you long time sista!mwah!
HI Dawn - I just sent you a long message only to discover that I did not have a proper google account so I had to leave my comment page and go and register and when I came back my message to you was gone - cyber space ate it up??? Glad you made it there safely - love the photos and reading about your travels. Some of your photos reminded me a bit of the Algarve in Portugal and a bit of the Dominican Republic. I will look forward to checking back to your site to read your updates and more photos. All is well here - Have a wonderful adventure - Just stay safe and keep healthy - Love - Auntie Mary and Uncle Don from London, Ontario
I'm a former Duncanite and recent UVic grad who desperately needs adventure to prevent early onset of Bitter Old Hag Syndrome (oh how university ages you!). In the fall (from Peru) I'll be applying to physiotherapy schools with future interests in geriatrics and neurological disorders. Fingers crossed, everyone! Oh yes, I am also blessed with an amazing family who I will miss oh so much while I am away (oh the long distance phone calls that my crazy travel plans will require), and fantastic friends that have silmultaneously promoted Fun-Laughing-Happy Girlism, prevented Bitter Old Hag Syndrome, AND reduced my Drunken Girl Gone Awry-itis (though I have been known to occasionally disregarded their excellent therapeutic advice and they really can't be held responsible). Finally I have a wonderful Clayton (I dislike the word boyfriend, I have lots of boy friends, I think his relationship title shall hence-forth be 'My Clayton')... who has put up with my antics rather happily for quite some time and plans to continue this on another continent (perhaps he's a bit crazy, but I think that's a Dawn requirement).
A partial picture of the church we went to... very ornate architechture. In ecuador they take like a centure to build a church. This one was begun in 1926 and still isn´t finished.
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Hey honey, great to hear from you, that you arrived safe and sound and are getting some much needed (?required d/t altitude change) R&R. We got your message from Texas too, thanks for that. The pictures are great, so glad the hostel is good. Your planning and foresight was excellent; great that you have the convenience of spanish lessons right there. All is well here. Richenda enjoyed her first day of classes and went into Serious Coffee scouting out work prospects today. She has had some trouble with blowing fuses tonight while trying to cook, so we will try to send back a surge protector this weekend. Don't know how much to write on a blog?? Can everyone read this? Best watch my P's & Q's if that is the case. Loads of love. Enjoy yourselves and have a wonderful time. Mom
So glad to hear everything is going well. I'm joining you via my desk at work so keep the updates and pictures coming :) Lots of hugs to you both.
You better watch you're P's and Q's ma!
Hope things are good Sister and Clay...i'm jelous. Oh, and i got you're pictures, you look so perdy! And ya...fuses...boo-erns is what i have to say about that. Anyways..back to the books...love you long time sista!mwah!
HI Dawn - I just sent you a long message only to discover that I did not have a proper google account so I had to leave my comment page and go and register and when I came back my message to you was gone - cyber space ate it up??? Glad you made it there safely - love the photos and reading about your travels. Some of your photos reminded me a bit of the Algarve in Portugal and a bit of the Dominican Republic. I will look forward to checking back to your site to read your updates and more photos. All is well here - Have a wonderful adventure - Just stay safe and keep healthy - Love - Auntie Mary and Uncle Don from London, Ontario
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