National Peruvian symbol on a random wall here in Arequipa.
This is what my juice came in today at the Menu. Peruvians are an innovative people. Wether it’s serving juice in a measuring cup, or taping a car battery to a bicycle in order to use an electric megaphone, they’ll figure out a way.
Currently in the process of figuring out plans for New Year’s. The big question is, do I leave for Camaná today and not worry about getting a hotel, or wait until monday, risk the chance, and end up sleeping on the beach. We’ll see how it plays out.
Pepsi: Not only a refreshing beverage, but also useful in preventing thieves from hopping your wall.
More graffiti from Arequipa, Peru.
Had a student get in my face for telling him verbatim, and I’m not censoring myself here, to “look up the word in your dictionary”. He then told me it was my responsibility, and proceeded to walk out of class. I guess not everyone is a morning person.
Headed to Chile next Thursday for the ever so exciting Visa run. This time I’m bringing along a crew so it should make for some interesting adventures. I’ll also be bringing a box of chocolates to bribe the lady at the border into giving me a 6 month Visa. Hopefully she’ll take the bait.
Graffiti next to Plaza Vea in Arequipa, Peru. Almost looks as if the stop sign is painted on the wall, maybe it is?
Shoutout to my buddy Marc ‘Sandy’ Sandoval, hope you like what old people consider ‘vandalism’. If I see anymore of this ‘trash’ done by ‘hoodlums’ I’ll snag a pic and get it up on the ‘ol ‘world wide web’.
