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Well there wasnt too much to say about Sucre in the last blog entry and there wont be too much to say about it in this one. Its a nice city, nice buildings, its layed out well but there isnt alot to do here. Ive done alot of walking around seeing things, once or twice. I walked through the market a few times, where they sell fruit, meat, spices, flowers... lots of things. Walking through the meat department is a bit of a challenge for the nose and the eyes for that matter. Theres probably every part of the cow and pig you can imagine, I saw some things I wont describe here, but you can imagine.
So we went and got our bus tickets for tommorow night, to La Paz, its the biggest place I will go in Bolivia with 1.5 million people, a little nerve racking but Im sure it will be okay. At the same time it will be nice to get to a bigger city again where a supermarket really is a supermarket, not a market the size of my living room. I have yet to see a McDonalds in Bolivia yet, but I hear there is one in La Paz, it would be nice to go somewhere the golden arches havent invaded.
Ive organized my Spanish classes for Cuzco also, I will arrive on May 27th and start classes the next day. A day will have 4 hour of one on one lessons, so I hope by the end of the 2 weeks my Spanish will have improved quite a bit. I will also be living with a local family, which will also help alot with my Spanish, and should be quite the experience. And no, it isnt costing a fortune, not too much at all.
Thanks for reading, check back in a couple days for more.
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