Hola Shannon
Are you guys ok? how was the trip? Máncora is a real paradise, right???? We just were talking with JC about you. He'll send you pictures today or tomorrow, he said. We were at our friend's party... it was good, but I had to come back home early: A kind of several flu infection starts to work in my inmunological system. Now I have fever. A good and real excuse to call off at work.
Anyway, a doctor ask me today if I was in a close contact with a sick person, with flu. I was thinking about it for a few seconds and... then, I remembered those sheets in your bag, the sneezes, the red nose... Shannon, you were! THE lesson: don't flirt with a girl with influenza ( gripe , did you learn that word?), even if she's irish, i guess (just kidding)... well, a little weird experience.
Well, I hope you guys are ok, enjoy the rest of your trip. I bet you gonna do it.Oh, if you want some from Lima, let me know it. Mmm, I think that's all for now.
Nice to meet you, keep n touch!
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Some lessons learned - or ratified, in addition to the mentioned above:
1. This company may be the paradigm of a castrating society, stifling.
2. Opportunities rarely happen so you can not pass up.
3. I have a good nose for oportunidades.Esta might not let him go.
4. My English is getting into disuse. Since no trip come soon, I start to study again (this type of situation does not usually happen often).
5. I'm becoming less and less expressive. Damn, the mail had been transcribed up more emotional, more expressive and-even-say, would algosubidos tone passages.
6. Sometimes you can live well without thinking about what will happen tomorrow.
7. This is more a autorecoemndación: Find yourself a new job, better or different, that is killing you in every way.
8. And was, not toads.
9. That there be frogs, said.
19. Yes, that too, also: I've become somewhat reclusive.
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