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Date: 6th March 2013

I just finished reading Justange's blog about her horrible trip to Cuba...
you both have the right attitude about glitches...go with the flow...she sure was put to the test though. Hope you adapt to the altitude...I live at 8500 feet so hope 12000 feet won't affect me too much when I go there. Also looking forward to your blogs...good research!

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Wow, Justange did have some crappy things
I just read her blog as well, thanks for pointing it out. I have adjusted and am back to my normal self today. Will do a better blog with several pictures tonight. When are you planning a trip to Peru? So far I am loving it. And I have no doubt you will be fine. The highest I have ever been is up to North Lake Tahoe.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

You made it!!
So happy to see this entry today! Don't they have that bottled oxygen in Cusco you can buy? Thought I saw it there for the altitude sickness...But I think a long nap and a massage was a better investment. A pounding headache is no way to start a trip. Sorry to hear. I'm already looking forward to your next entry. Best!

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Thanks Anastasia
I have seen ads for oxygen, but I really think it was a combination of being overly tired, under caffeinated and the altitude. I feel much better today as you will see from tonight's blog.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013


We hope your headache quickly dissipates -- enjoy the rest as you definitely deserve it after all your hard work stateside. We hope that the story we shared about the driver and the belt did not unsettle you on this trip and that you got the personal driver strictly for Pamper Brendan's sake, but keep practicing your various accents anyway, hehehe.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Thanks Michelle
I had arranged this some time back, but I have passed that belt story on to some fellow travelers. It was such smart thinking. Feeling much better today. I haven't felt the need for accents, but you know I am all set with a good German accent (well, perhaps not so good, but still fun).

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Hope your head stops hurting...im waiting the next blog!
Pampering Brendon made me realise i have a Empress Cindy who likes a spot of luxury every now n then. Sure the coca tea will help with the altitude thing looking forward to the next installment :)

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

The non-member Dave is a member
He forgot to sign in! You will love the Sacred Valley. The flowers were blooming when we were there. Dave and I love someone picking us up with our name on a sign. Feels like the rich and famous...plus when you are tired and jet lagged it takes the guess work out of it.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

I was able to figure it out from the email
It was a beautiful day down in the Sacred Valley today. I will blog about it tonight. And yes, it does smack of the rich and famous when someone holds a sign up for me. Was very well worth it yesterday for sure.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Hope you're having fun!
Hope your headache is gone and travel Branden has made hia enthusiastic appearance! I envy you!

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Thank you Jackie
Good to see you are on the blog. I am feeling much better this morning. It is no longer pounding. Still there, but much more subtle now.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Pamper Brendan
I love that you have "Pamper Brendan"! I have a Princess gene which sometimes requires attention. Drivers waiting at the airport for me and me alone still makes me happy. Peru is somewhere I'd love to go - I look forward to reading about your upcoming travels.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Princess Gene
That made me laugh and not feel that I am alone in enjoying those special moments, such as a driver. Thank you for the comment. I hope you enjoy the rest of the Peru blogs.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Dazed and confused
Travel Brendan is on the case! Pamper Brendan is offering up good advice! It's a win-win. Enjoy, my friend.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 6th March 2013

Thanks Dave
All the Brendans thank you. We are up, and ready for the Sacred Valley tour now.

From Blog: Dazed and Confused in Cusco
Date: 16th February 2013

Special Blog
Think you had quite a few of us looking back through younger eyes - thanks for sharing

From Blog: Country Bumpkin in the Big City, or Future World Traveler in the Making?
Date: 16th February 2013

Thanks Cindy
This was going to be a tongue in cheek blog until I started writing it. I really enjoyed looking back. Would love to see a blog of your first big trip.

From Blog: Country Bumpkin in the Big City, or Future World Traveler in the Making?
Date: 27th January 2013

The countdown is on!
I see your count down is on. I am jealous!!!! Think of me working my fingers to the bone when you are off traveling! It will be here before you know it. Janelle


Date: 28th January 2013


Thanks Janelle. I am looking forward to having you "along" on this trip. Don't work too hard.


Date: 17th January 2013


Ah~ This was such a joy to read. You really captured the exhilaration of leaving home and experiencing the differences and novelties of a new place (and your first big trip, wow). I also really related on the little scraps of memorabilia and reflecting back. It's funny how those little details -- even a small receipt -- can help one recall much more. Great blog~

From Blog: Country Bumpkin in the Big City, or Future World Traveler in the Making?
Date: 18th January 2013

Thank you Michelle
I am very glad you enjoyed this. I think it strikes a chord with each of us about our first trip. This blog was a fun trip down memory lane.

From Blog: Country Bumpkin in the Big City, or Future World Traveler in the Making?
Date: 1st January 2013

Ship's Kitchen
Hello bvchef, this kitchen what name the ships? Regards Kari fron Finland

From Blog: Wrapping Up Buenos Aires
Date: 1st January 2013

Hello Kari
That is Buque Museo Fragata Presidente Sarmiento. It is a ship museum by the Woman's Bridge in Puetro Madero in Buenos Aires. It was a fun little tour. If you are heading to BA, I hope you can check it out.

From Blog: Wrapping Up Buenos Aires
Date: 27th December 2012


Pas la meilleur mais elle est vrai!

From Blog: Country Bumpkin in the Big City, or Future World Traveler in the Making?





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