9am...10am...11am...ahhh did this morning feel good! I got up this morning and finally after four days of sickness, I felt great! All I needed was sleep! Who knew? I got this morning and there was only Morat, Tyler, and Irish Kevin in the house. All of the girls except Caitlin were gone to Machu Picchu for the weekend. I decided to make french crepes again for everyone. Kevin, Morat and myself were meeting with Dillman and Daniel at 1:30pm. They wanted us to try...

I had a lot of trouble getting up this morning. I had barely slept the past few nights, and I was getting a bad cold because of it. I did not care though because I was enjoying every minute! I was going to Moray today, which is another Inca ruin. I was going with Meri (Sabine's house mother) again. Caitlin, Morat, and I took the bus to go meet up with Sabine and Meri at her house. Joining us was Meri's husband, Pancho, and her son. We decided to take a bus to Mo...

I was so gald I went home early last night since I had to gt up at 8am, as usual for my project. I had found out that everyone else got home at 3am, and had skipped their project (I kind of wondered what their true intentions for volunteering in Cuzco were). I was excited today, because after volunteering, we were going to try cuy with Margoth and Kacy. This morning, I was going to read the faitrytale called "Hampicc" which means in Quetchua: El que Cu...

This morning, I almost slept through my project. Irish Kevin had to wake me up this morning. It was 8:30am, I was late, and Caitlin was waiting for me in the lobby. I got ready in 20 minutes and we were out the door. At our project, Margoth decided to read a few fairy tales to the kids. After she was done, she asked me if I could read one tomorrow. I was a bit hesitant at first, but thought that Spanish was not too hard to read, it was like French! After the sto...

There was a strike going on today for taxis and bus drivers, so none of us were able to go to out projects. A bunch of us decided to walk to the Plaza. Walking to the Plaza was a little odd. The streets were almost deserted. We were told that there were some taxi drivers still driving, but that it would be really dangerous to go into one, because people would just end up throwing rocks... There were trucks of army people around, just in case a riot were to break...