I haven´t tried "cabeza de chancho" yet, but if the opportunity presents itself...
Some typical items from the area. These are the hats that the huasos (cowboys) wear.
This guy travels from the sea to town in the central valley selling COCHAYUYO, which are bundles of dried algae that you eat.
Some huasos training their horses for the rodeo.
Sergio, the president of th Linares Rotary Club. We´re exchanging flags after my presentation
Lindsay and me with Eduardo, president of Rotary Club Concepción Norte after our presentations.
Lindsay and me with Eduardo, president of Rotary Club Concepción Norte after our presentations.
3 comments:
Hey Ms. Grace,
It's Rafael V. (Dale). Just found your url. (for awhile I couldn't find it, If I could I would have commented earlier, sorry). But wow, you've been busy in chile. North isn't the same w/o you :/ . Its been crazy here. We've had two school shooting threats in the past two months, and new policies have been put in place.
It still stinks that after this year I'll be done with high school, and yet you'll be coming back next year.
A.P. Spanish has been difficult but fun. Still isn't the same as being taught by you though.
Well, I hope you have fun in chile, and I'll try and keep you updated through comments.
Rafa. V.
hola, rafa,
gracias por tus comentarios. qué bueno que podamos estar en contacto con la tecnología ¿cierto? me contaron lo de las amenazas...me imagino que todos andan medio miedosos. ¡qué lata! chile es fenomenal. ¿estás visitando universidades? ¿tienes una favorita? ¡buena suerte con AP! keep me posted on how it´s going!
¡cuídate!
hey dona erin
has probado ese algae? y cabeza de chancho... well i guess ur braver then me. so how is everything alla en chile? cool pics btw
licha
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