So I get the pleasure of being in the city a day longer than Marcos does. I head to my service location in San Juan on Friday. It took a while to actually get my service location, but I am getting pretty pumped about my new change in location. I will be working with a Peace Corps worker in the CITY (yeah thats right, no campo for me ;-)) of San Juan. I am also going with another girl from my SST group named Heather. We will be working with a day camp for kids teaching nutrition and stuff like that. I am pretty scared about meeting a new family and getting used to that again (now that i know my city family so well) but I am really looking forward to it!! And just so every one knows we are offically (today) hlaf way through our 3 months of SST (not that I’m counting down the days until I see Marcos or anything!) So thats exciting! I will let you all know more when i do! I hope all is well with you all and keep the prayers up for Marcos and I as we leave our families who have been amazing and get to know a new place!! Talk to you again in San Juan!

My bus leaves tonight at 11pm. I’ll be getting in to Caraz, Peru at around 8am tomorrow morning to meet my new family, see my new town and start a whole new experience. As closure to my time in Lima I’d like to impart something I found absolutely hilarious. Something I didn’t consider when coming here is that every movie title would be translated as well. This is often confusing and makes finding what you want a bit tricky sometimes. The translation I love the most was for the movie The Sound of Music. The spanish translation: The Rebellious Nun! Ok, talk to you all from Caraz!