If you are wondering if this past weekend I rode on a smelly Ecuadorian bus for 4 hours, got in a fight with an indigenous couple who clearly did not have bus tickets and were sitting in our seats {for some reason the indians always lie about having bus tickets, and then giggle like children...it gets real frustrating}, and got sat on by some random Ecuadorian Man who had an immense amount of chest hair...the answer is Yes. Why, you ask? For food. Food that doesn't taste like Ecuador. To eat Ratatouille, Saltimbocca, and Tomato Basil Soup. It was so worth it.
For the past three nights I have had dreams about going grocery shopping in the United States. My cravings are getting a little out of hand, and Oliver is being a very good sport.
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Just so you know we went to Marie Calendars today and ate pot roast and now we are just about to eat some strawberry pie. Have fun in Ecuador!
Sorry, that comment from lance and nat was actually from me. Nat signed in on my computer and forgot to sign off.
Carly, can I just say that you are absolutely hilarious? You crack me up BIG time.
Oh Carly. I can't wait till you can shop at Costco and just buy the hugest box of cereal and 2 dozen eggs and all the other things you've had to live without. I hope you capture that day on film.
Carly is my hero! I just couldn't stop to take a peek at your blog without saying hello! I hope you realize how great of a photographer you are! The colors there are amazing!
Carly I love that picture of you! Sounds like it is time to come home. -Maeve
you look so cute, i just want to feed you! what are you craving the most? can we get anything down to you? peanut butter? cadbury eggs(we stocked up and have five bags in the freezer?) let us know. xox
Glad you fought the old indigenous couple...where was the camera when the Ecuadorian Man sat on you? I would love that picture...show us some of these situations!
hahaha this cracks me up - i have been dreaming of chocolate chip pancakes
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