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January 21st 2009

Published: April 3rd 2009

I wanted to do it differently. Write it differently and leave out the photos, but I didn't. Instead, I procrastinated, wrote, procrastinated more (and more and more and more), and finally wrote again. Lastly, I took a swig of beer, yawned, and held on to the Backspace key until I kept hearing that annoying beepbeepbeep sound. Everything was gone. Everything, except for my ranting at the end o... Read Full Entry

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Casey Armstrong

So I write this with the excitement knowing that I leave on my trip tomorrow. As some of you know, I am leaving this trip a little open ended to say the least. Many ask where I am going and to tell you the truth, I am interested in that answer as well. I look forward to the incredible highs, inevitable lows, and everything in between. I can't wait to meet new people and to see those of you that join me along the journey. I want to say thanks to everybody for all of the positivity. You can always contact me through this or at cfarmstrong@gmail.com. I love hearing from everybody and hop... full info

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Much needed.

It was freezing outside so just put your beer out there and an hour later it is ice cold. A lot of time could have been saved had they sold cold beers to begin with, but then how would I have been able to get creative?

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4th April 2009

Aunt Jo
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Yay Casey!
Hi Casey! I loved the blog (though some of it was a bit esoteric) and I loved the pictures of Machu Picchu. Only the very young(or very foolish) get to have your experience of it, but what an incredible memory. Thanks for sharing it! I think it is time for you to come home now, don't you think so? Then we can all chat in person about these adventures!! Love, Aunt Jo

6th April 2009

Aunt Dee Dee
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Que suerte Casey!
Casey honey, you are so lucky to have the opportunity to walk the Inca Trail. Did you see any of the giant hummingbirds? No it was not an illusion they have 8" long hummers there found near the beginning of the trail and along the river. We miss you and hope you have a wonderful time in Nicaragua with your Mom! Love, Aunt DD

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