September 09, 2009
Installment 1: What we ate in Peru
Let's start with the good stuff first, shall we? The food in Peru was wonderful (well, at first...later on we weren't feeling so hot but I will save that for the Injuries & Illnesses post). We dove right in, being very adventurous in what we tried. Some of the best food we had was in Arequipa but everywhere we went the flavors were awesome. Take a peek at some of the best meals...
Not Pictured: bottled water sin gas, trail mix, granola bars, Zone bars, dark chocolate, cereal, Chez Maggie's sausage & red pepper pizza, nasty muna, and the many pills we had to take for all our ailments.
September 08, 2009
Americanos come home
Nori seemed to have a great time with her grandparents while we were away. They went to the Fair, playgrounds, The MN Children's Museum, out to dinner at Tuggs on the river, colored pictures, blew bubbles, played and played! I missed her like crazy, complete with nervous breakdown on the plane ride to Lima from Miami. She seemed happy to see us, kinda staring in disbelief that we had finally returned. While we were away, she developed an affinity for Jimmy Buffet, now requesting "Jimmy Buffet...Cheeseburger" as her favorite song. So happy to be home with our girl!
Thanks Gamma & Gampa (and everyone else who helped out)!
September 06, 2009
September 01, 2009
August 30, 2009
Adios!
Our first South American trip has begun! Nori is being cared for by "Gamma & Gampa" but we will miss her terribly! Don't worry, I WILL bore you with all the details and photos once we get home! Everyone stay safe and healthy while we are gone (Mom, I am talking to you!).
Love you all!
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A Peruvian Preview
On August 29th, we fly to Lima via along layover in Miami for a brief overnight stay and then fly out to Arequipa the next morning. In Arequipa we are staying at the adorable Casa Arequipa B & B for two nights while exploring all the local sights, restaurants and cultures of Peru's "White City", the county's second largest.

From there we fly in to Cusco, elevation11,000 feet, to tour historic buildings and enormous Catholic churches built on Inca ruins, view Incan art, and try new culinary adventures such as cuy (roasted Guinea pig) and ceviche. Did I mention you can get an hour long massage for $15?

After two nights at the Hotel Rumi Punku in Cusco, we will trek to Machu Picchu
The rest of our trip will be in the Sacred Valley for some R&R and Ross & Yesika's wedding at our resort, RioSagrado, just outside of Urumbamba. We fly home on Sept 7th, perhaps with an appreciation for pisco sour?
August 28, 2009
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