Definitely, no regrets. Glad for the experiences we were offered.
Now, time to look into the future…
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Last Sunday in Bolivia.
life of a globetrotting family of 5 in the US foreign service
Definitely, no regrets. Glad for the experiences we were offered.
Now, time to look into the future…
I love Departament of Potosi with its stunning views!
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It’s lovely, indeed! Despite the high, high altitude, if offers amazing landscapes and views š®
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wow moving already… where are you off to again?
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Almost 2 year here! Next stop: Brasilia, Brazil! š
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Back to Brazil… wow 2 years already. Seems like you just went to Bolivia. I know I am bad at keeping up with blogs, but didn’t think I was that slow š
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no worries! š® It’s the beauty of this ‘blogsphere’ environment… One can always come back to an old blog… and find something completely new!
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I always do a quick scan in my reader… just never stop to comment as much as I would like.
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Thanks! Today is our last day here… Will definitely miss this country, the warmth of its people, their colors, their cultural expressions… Will not miss the traffic madness of the so-popular blockages (‘bloqueos’), nor the countless social protests on the streets š® But we will miss Bolivia, the friends we’re having to say goodbye to…
The country has grown on us. We’ve learned to appreciate and respect it. It’s been a good ride, I’d say. Life is full of surprises, and the 5 of us are departing ‘breathless La Paz’ with our hearts filled with joy [also, with our hopeful lungs, it’ll be good to be at sea level for a while! The altitude-related illness may get to you!]
Thanks for stopping by, and for your interest. Saludos!
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It is always hard to say good-bye. I work in an international school and there is always comings and goings. As a teacher it is hard to say good-bye to good friends, families and children. Each year I have a few leave… this year is hard with 7! Seems to be a high transition year… as the pollution worsens and companies are now looking to go elsewhere (always for a cheaper bargin I guess). This was to be our good-bye too, but we are holding on 1 more year.
Good luck with the move and new city. Ttake many fond memories… those you always have room for š
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