The troop is complete. We picked Sarah up from the Santiago airport today. She definitely brings a fun, crazy (more like totally nutty) element to the group, great to have her here.
Ryan and I walked through Santiago to get a RUT licence so that we may buy a car for travelling around South America. We also purchased SIM cards for our phones - luckily we have Motorola cell phones, so we can unlock them for international use using a software upgrade via computer (Thanks James! - Our geeking around in 7th Form Calculus wasn't a waste after all eh?)
Still having an absolute blast of a time - there is so much to take in still. We're getting better with "sprekk'n el Espaynole", and having a lot more fun interacting with people.
Will give you our cell-phone numbers tomorrow. We're on Skype often also. Our time is... 4 hours behind, and opposite of AM/PM to New Zealand. Comprehendo? Si! :D
The Easiest Tomato Sauce You’ll Ever Make
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Tomatoes! Tomates! Lycopene! Natural umami! It’s that glorious time of year
in the Southern Hemisphere when tomatoes are cheap, ripe, and so good that
so...
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Just to clarify the post from a couple of months ago, since I’ve gotten
several emails wondering what happened (read the pieces, not just the
headlines!), ...
Creole salad
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A GREAT salad is impossible to find in BA. Es re loco para mi. The
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ROCK. Th...
