So, lets see. Housing: I love my house I love in, our hosts name is Yoni. She has a daughter that lives in her house with her who is 22 and her name is Wendi. They are the most giving people I have met and are so kind. Yoni doesn't speak that much English, but enough to communicate. She cooks every meal for us and it usually consists of...
Breakfast: a bread thing with jam and usually a piece of fruit
Lunch: (biggest meal of the day) soup, some meat sometimes, potatoes, and sometimes watermelon or "sandia" for dessert.
Dinner: just some meat and veggies, or just veggies. or leftovers from lunch!
So far it all been pretty good. :)
Our bedroom!
Classic peruvian. Feet didn't touch the ground.. she was probably over 50 years old too!
Peruvian street!
Talia and I starting our journey, and the longest flight of our lives.... ha!
Today I started my program, I met at the Maximo Nivel office at 8:30 and we left for my hospital I am working in. Everyone says that Peruvians are usually late, and that was the case today, the lady that was supposed to meet us at 8:30 didn't get there until a little after nine. Once she got there she took us on a tour of the hospital. It was pretty crowded, lots of little kids, and their parents. It's a hospital for low income families, and they really are low income! but I got to do some surgery today! well, not really surgery, but there was this girl who had a flea bite or something like that and someone had to pick out the infection part and then I had to clean up the bit. It was seriously the size of a dime or nickel maybe. Looked painful.
Then a little six year old, named Alex. (want to hook him up with one of my nieces) came in and I had to remove a scab from the back of his ankle! Since I am here for such a long time I will go around to all the different parts of the hospital, like the delivery center, the pediatric center, rehabilitation center, ect...!
first day of work!

