Radisson Royal Bogota Hotel

... i ne mislim da je jeftino). Bol je bila PRESTRASNA te ne zelim vise nikada u zivotu tako nesto dozivjeti :D Tetoviranje je trajalo samo 45 minuta, a ja sam zavijala ko psic te sam u jednom trenutku mislila da cu pocet plakat i na kraju sam se skoro onesvijestila haha Nakon sto sam se tetovirala nisam bila sigurna svida li mi se tetovaza ili ne, ali to je bilo samo zbog umora i boli. Danas mi se tetovaza svida. Ali sta god, lasersko uklanjanje kosta nekih 1000e haha

... finding lunch and were rewarded with a family run restaurant serving the menu Corriente of vegetable soup, meat/white rice/fried banana slice/pasta combination and guava juice for 5500 pesos, or roughly $2.50 and served as we sat down! This left us a little time to explore Cajica before our departure at 3:15pm. During this time we met a very warm gentleman whose gifted daughter produced the art sold in his shop. She was about 8 years old and had been painting for about 7 months ...

... more than a day vegetating on the sofa watching tv, lying in hammocks reading my book and very rarely venturing outside to find a fruit smoothie. Sometimes we need some monging time, I think.



However, I did manage to make a short trip one day. I hopped on a bus to nearby Giron, a restored colonial town with lots of white-washed houses and pretty buildings and cobbled streets. Unfortunately I wasn't paying attention on the bus and drove straight ...

... mucho mi memorias favoritas que ella, especialmente la primera media de mi viaje. Liza fue un razòn grande por qué me encantó Buenas Aires y Patagonia, y mi viaje en general. Compartimos tantos lugares, pensamientos*, y otra cosas especiales. Una chica que es muy chévere y divertida... ella va a cambiar el mundo, estoy seguro. Desde SAE a Bariloche a Iguazu, nos tenemos un buen tiempo. Siempre (debe verla chica bailar a la Bomba de Tiempo ; ) Nos vemos en los estados ...

... its been a hellevan experience. Hard to believe its been six months since I left home but then Ecuador, where I started the trip, seems a proverbial lifetime ago. Amazing. Seen so much natural and man-made wonders, so much thats good about the world and so much that´s not. Lots of things stand out - Cities - La Paz for the authentic South American feel, Buenos Aires for the party vibe, Rio for its sheer ...

... staying, plans...and ultimately excuses. Thank god we had a bit of a business background and lingo between us! Seems they bought it too - as unlikely as it was that we´d actually buy something, their clients range from government to celebrities, politicians to stars, criminals to business people - so why not us? And, even if not, business is business and we might need one in future - and given what we´d seen, they seemed like THE business to ...

... be done; the youngsters are eager to take to the streets in protest and on Tuesday I join a dismal gathering of several hundred well dressed students with expensive video cameras in the Plaza Altamira(traditional site of the opposition where people were shot to death only two years earlier). There are a couple of barely audible speeches and you can see some of them spoiling for blood as they chase away a man in a red cap shouting 'Feure chavista ...

... to help you on the mountain treks, etc. It's a small white fluffy thing, and tastes pretty bad. Corn, corn everywhere. They have the most types of corn you could ever imagine. Big, small, white, yellow, purple and many more. Getting them freshly boiled from a street seller though was always good. Round 1 to Venezuela, by a distance. Round 2: Drink Everyone in Venezuela drinks beer, even the women who are so famous for worrying about their looks and bodies. The national beer ...

... cool. her family is amazing.....their house is really great and all they want to do is feed us.............. now this experience is most definitely a different one than caracas.....the first thing her family told us when we arrived was that we are in the third world....so that ridded us of any incorrect politic....but yes...the village we´re in is by our standards a poor one.....although for me it´s more emotionally exhausting than physically or academically. All the conferences ...

... leader and all around Latin American hero, and saw his memorial site. We also went to the top of Mt. Avila, the highest mountain in Caracas, with stunning views of the city down below. The following day I traveled to Barlovento a rural town about 2 hours away from Caracas. The bus ride was long but at 7am we all slept. We stopped for a tradition Venezuelan breakfast, Chiapas, a corn meal pancake with cheese inside (it was soo good!) and coffee, a must for ...