-Ecuador may be the 2nd best country in the world (next to South Korea)
-Spanish is a heck of a lot easier than Russian
-If you arrive in a foreign country and no one is at the airport to meet you (like they should have been), panicking does not help
-The US needs more hostels
-Always carry an umbrella
-Living at 10,000 feet makes weather on the equator heavenly. It sucks to be all of you people in UT suffering in 100 degree heat
-Missing the 4th of July for 3 times in the past 4 years is kind of depressing
-Equadorian fruit is amazing
-I´m going to love it here
And for those of you who made it to the end, I have a little present. A picture of me next the Basilica in Quito. Enjoy it.
6 comments on "En el mitad del mundo"
dear scott: last 4th of july you were with me. I just found a bunch of pictures of that event on my parents' computer. this is the perfect sized post. be safe and stuff.
Scott, not sure why, but I'm siding with your parents! Do be careful, while having the adventure of a lifetime!
Thanks so much for joining us for Patrick's wedding - it was awesome to have you there with us.
Please do, indeed, be careful -
Halli Stone
Spanish is way easy eh? I'll believe it when I see it. I'm glad you're blogging for if not I would have to come to Ecuador and hunt you down.
Shouldn´t you be on a honeymoon or something instead of commenting on my blog?
Scott,
Thanks for the update! We look forward to your short yet all-inclusive posts. I know if I needed surgery while I was in Equador I'd certainly want you there to help out.
Good luck and be careful with the girls down there...really, be careful.
Exito,
Nate, Elysha, Hayden
Love the picture! Glad things are going well so far :)
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