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25th January 2010

rain
Holy cow!! I am glad you are safe if not dry.. The ruins look amazing . It actually has been raining in California and there has been snow in the Mojave desert.

From Blog: It Never Rains in California...but it sure does in Cusco!

24th January 2010

Jennifer
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Hay guys! So great to read on your adventures. I'd forgotten about the stairs. How was 'sexywoman'? Never did get to see it. Yes I am still remiss in getting the crepe restaurant info to you. But if you are facing the cathedral in Plaza de Armas with the fountain behind you, go left down the road about 500m and it should be around there somewhere...

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

20th January 2010

LawrMaur
Maureen and Larry Green

RAIN Si!
Thanks for writing Errol. It is definitely rainy season right now...at least one very strong downpour each day (sometimes 2...or 3!). However, the locals swear that the rains will dwindle as the months pass and by April they should almost subside. In the meantime, the sun comes out every day for a while or more and is quite warm when it does. For the moment, raincoats or umbrellas are definitely warranted. This goes for Cusco only, can't speak for other locations...

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

19th January 2010

Errol
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Weather
We are planning a trip to Peru in the next few months. What is the weather like since I have read that now is the rainy season. Your description of your stay has been interesting.

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

18th January 2010

Cherie Miltimore
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Very Interesting
I could not eat guinea pig. I really enjoyed reading your blog. I talked to Anne who was also worried about you....had you found the staircase to heaven....no you are safe. Thanks for all the interesting stories complete with great pics. I love the children play stories. Cherie

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

18th January 2010

Joy
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Hi
Sounds like you are having a great time!! Beautiful pictures! Miss you!

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

18th January 2010

LawrMaur
Maureen and Larry Green

Hey Sue
So nice to hear from you...Brooks is most adventurous...good for him. Does he anticipate using Spanish in future career choice? You should try to visit him, yes?? Thanks for your positive feedback...we're having fun in Cusco (when we can breathe!!)

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

18th January 2010

Robin
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food
You were very brave to try guinea pig. Let us know if there is a recipe for it that really appeals to you. I have heard that it is very high in vitamin D.... Robin

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

17th January 2010

Sue Nickel
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very stay in Peru
Very interesting and well written, Larry. My son, Brooks just arrived in Buenos Aires last week and will be taking 3 hour Spanish lessons at the university, 5 days a week for the month of March. He is very excited to do that although he has had previous classes at UVic and in Panama a few years ago. Continue to enjoy your travels and adventures! Hi from Penticton. Lyndi was the one that encouraged me to read your blogs! Sue

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

17th January 2010

Myrna Drury
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Well done
Quite enjoyed reading it all, keep up the good work. Love, Myrna

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

17th January 2010

Rolande
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stairs
Yes, Stairs. I get the idea. And at that altitude. Wow!! Love hearing your adventures.

From Blog: SCHOOL, STEPS, AND STREETS

16th January 2010

A & R
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Your Teachers
Are your teachers younger than you? I remember how it felt to be the oldest in my class and all thoes young minds like sponges. I hope you have fond memories of your classes. I found the dream was the best part the second best part was the memories but sitting in class was painful. Have fun Angus

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

15th January 2010

Robin Wyndham
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getting high
Hi, I loved your pictures but would like a close-up of Maureen's new hairdo. Retirement is geat! Robin

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

13th January 2010

LawrMaur
Maureen and Larry Green

Hey Laurel
Thanks for the positive feedback...we're having fun, but this learning Spanish is hard work! Please feel free to share our blog with anyone you wish...everyone should know how linguistically challenged we are! Can you send an e-mail to my SHAW e-mail address so I can capture your address (don't seem to have it??) Thanks again Laurel and thanks for the lab update

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

13th January 2010

Laurel
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Wow It all looks and sounds amazing!
Lar and Maureen! What a great blog site and what great blogging, you two! Sorry I didn't get a chance to wish you Bon Voyage - thought I would catch you in lab before you took flight! Stories and photos are terrific - keep it up! Would you be OK with me sharing with the lab? I know all would be interested! All good here - BUSY! BUSY! Working quite a lot of course (Dig Dig..) but everyone is very accommodating as to time needed for wedding planning! (Feb 27) Look forward to the next installation! Hasta La Vista! (That's Spanish - right?!) Be safe and healthy! Laurel

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

11th January 2010

Jacquie
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Ground beast
Ok Maureen and Larry what is "gound beast"...think I will be checking out the fondue you have promised on your return!! Sounds like you are having a good time, learning lots, getting familiar with all the kids and their "tricks". Look forward to more Tak Care

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

10th January 2010

The Broadbents
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Hi from Summerland
Hi Larry and Maureen, We all enjoyed your latest blog entry and were glad to hear you have arrived safely and are settling in to your new accomodations. We look forward to following you on your adventures. Take Care, Dianne, Jon, Char and Andrew ps: I've seen your kitty's relaxing on the back of your sofa as I walk by each day. They look happy :) meow

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

10th January 2010

Erin
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Leave the poor guinea pigs alone!
Don't you know that kids up here keep them as pets?! Glad to hear you're not feeling so sick. We'll be sure to decrease the amount of oxygen in the house when you return. We may not visit however. :)

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

10th January 2010

Cherie Miltimore
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You Can Deliver
Yes! I knew of all people you could deliver a really good blog to share about your experiences. I love the Prime Minister story. Keep up the good blogging!!!!!! Cherie

From Blog: High Flying AND High Landing

6th January 2010

Jennifer
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Maureen and Mr. Green
Ola! Tried the coca leaves yet? (it doesn't count if you don't inhale!) ha ha. I will email you later myTO DO list for Cuzco. TTFN

From Blog: PERU COUNTDOWN 11 days

30th December 2009

Sandra
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Safe Journeys
Wishing you both a fantastic trip. Thank you so much for sharing this blog with me. I will be most interested in your adventures(and living vicariously through you). Deviertete! Sandra

30th December 2009

Lois
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Wow!
I can hardly wait, but please keep the Spanish simple!

From Blog: PERU COUNTDOWN 11 days

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