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January 11, 2005

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agustín

Thanks for the comment!

Actually, to clarify, we stayed with Seba´s family for a week, and they almost cried when we left. The Puma dancing happened to be their idea as well. After this, I took pictures of the whole family and showed them all around, which is something they hadn´t been able to do in years. They where amazed with my camera, and I think it made their day to see themselves in photos.

Still, I´m glad there are people out on the internet who know more about my travels than I do, especially comment spammers!

ME

You look ridiculous, and I am sure you offended the people you were with.

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