Likes:
- Popcorn that looks like packaging peanuts. Sometimes, most of the time, you eat 10 to find one good one. Its worth it.
- Everything you need is at 20ft. intervals on the street ie. chocolate, yogurt, nailclippers, drugs etc.
- The fresh juice and empanadas also on every corner. Although we can´t actually drink the juice.
- Llamas.
- People LOVE to dance here. All the time.
- 80´s Kareoke Bars that have middle aged men singing their hearts out to Shakira and light up floors like the Michael Jackson music video.
- Helado, helado, heladitos!!!! Icecream/frozen yogurt machines EVERYWHERE!
- $2 Lunches or Almuerzos
- Free T-Shirts.
- Mojitos, although they could be considered diabetes inducing.
- Peruvian flute bands, especially when they hop around with 4 ft. flutes.
- Every store is a dollar store but has nice things.
- The food. There is a lot of it. They like to eat.
- Internet cafes are easy to find.
Dislikes:- Lack of toilet seats and toilet paper.
- Sometimes you have to pay to use the bathroom.
- Bathrooms in general.
- Close calls at ´pedestrian crossing.´ We´re tired of almost being hit every time we cross the street.
- People who laugh at you when they think you can´t speak Spanish, but you can.
- Sharing a room with 10 people and several drunk girls and boys confuse your bed for their living space.
- Re: Likes #2: You can´t find anything you need when you neeeeed it specifically.
- Being overcharged because you have blue eyes, except we´re almost used to it.
- Instant coffee when you know they export the good stuff.
- Waiting a ridiculously long time for your drink/food; over 45 minutes. (This doesn´t happen all the time, only when Dana is really hungry.)
- Having to calculate kilometers to miles to feet.
- Most internet cafes, although everywhere, rarely have equipment that works.
- No spell check on the computers, hence the mispellings in our blogs
- Can´t breathe and dry skin
Composed by both Allison and Dana.
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