Staying cool in the heat
Clothing should be practical and aesthetically pleasing. In Cartagena, the available options meet that criteria and more. Here, clothing flows and the textures and patterns make it fun to wear.
Staying cool in the heat
Clothing should be practical and aesthetically pleasing. In Cartagena, the available options meet that criteria and more. Here, clothing flows and the textures and patterns make it fun to wear.
If you are reading this post in December, you’ll notice a countdown clock in the right column, showing that we have just 17 days remaining before our month-long trip to Ecuador. We are busily preparing for the trip as well as getting our Christmas gifts, cards, and traditional activities completed.
The trip organizers have been very helpful, sending weekly email messages to prepare us for the adventure. Topics covered include what to expect, what will we need (i.e., Cuenca has the same electric power and plugs as we do so no need for converters or adapters), and lists of Spanish words and phrases to study.
Their goal is for us to learn about 2,000 words before we board that first airplane. So far, Joe has mastered two—“cerveza” and “baῆos”, figuring that would cover both incoming and outgoing. He was shocked to learn that “baῆos” was really a place to bathe and that he needed to ask for a “servicio”. Continue reading