Here I sit, 35,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean with an
airplane-sized bag of carrots in my lap.
Already this has been the most productive flight of my life; I have
watched two movies, The Internship (mediocre) and Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid (INCREDIBLE movie starring film legends Paul Newman and Robert
Redford), played two games of checkers, and created a quality music playlist
featuring the likes of B.B. King, David Bowie, Earth Wind & Fire, etc.,
etc. And with 46 minutes left before our
wheels touch the ground, I have decided to write my first ever post for, quite
arguably one of the most culturally important blogs accessible on the World
Wide Web, Peru, eh?©
The last two days have been a whirl wind of activities,
ranging from almond stuffed, bacon wrapped prunes, to Bud Heavys with bikers
from Cleveland in the luxurious lobby of the Capital Skyline Hotel. Extracurricular activities include a brief 2
hour registration, a 5 hour staging event, and squeezing 56 of America’s youth
through security in Ronald Regan’s airport.
Additional highlights in the near future include squeezing the
aforementioned 56 through customs in Peru, navigating the airport, and making
our way to our retreat that we occupy for the first two nights in Peru
(Thursday and Friday) before meeting our host families for training on Saturday.
This season on Peru, eh? we will most likely incredible
highs as well as devastating lows as Brad serves in the United States Peace
Corps in Peru. Things to look forward to
include pictures, videos (maybe) recipes (maybe), travel tips (again, maybe),
and the historically significant ramblings of a 23 year old. Tune in to find out more.
Rock the stache babba ganoush!
ReplyDeleteairplane-sized bag of carrots? That's a huge bag of carrots!
ReplyDeleteHey Brad....love the blog, keep writing and HAVE FUN!!!
ReplyDeleteKeep the post coming... Love to hear about your adventures
ReplyDeleteHi Brad,so fun to read about your adventures. That little cutie sure looks like a little fire cracker. Post more pics if possible. EW says hi. Sue says may the force be with you. Mom loves hearing about your life in Peru, be safe and do the right thing...(she has a bad cold and has NO voice) miss u hugs Char
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