10 things I absolutely love about where I live!

Well, I was thinking about how important it is to just love life and everything life has to offer. So, what better place than where you live, where your family is, and where home is. 1. Panaderos...the bread is always made fresh and its delivered right to your door in the early morning and at 5:30 to 7:30pm. 2. Costal climate. Its never really unbearable. There isn´t need for heating or air conditioning...cheaper electric bill. 3. Liquid Condiments. Can you just imagine all the freshness of ground garlic or cilantro or fresh salsa at 20 cents. It one of the best and easiest ways to cook fresh. 4. Ventas. Its basically a little one-stop store, but its one every street...not just the busy avenues. They sells all the basics. That means that if you forgot to buy something, don´t you worry you can buy it right next door. 5. Little Doors. Everybody has a main front door, but nobody uses them...they just use little half size doors to go in and out. The big doors are just for looks. 6. Latin dancing. Now I can´t say that I´m all that good at latin dancing, but I sure do like it. Everybody dances here...when there´s a party or birthday you can count on everybody dancing. If you don´t know how do dance you might as well not be social. 7. Pirated Movies. Ok, so maybe occassionally to picture isn´t perfect, but we are talking about movies that are still in theaters and older are for 1.50 soles or 40 cents (dollars). 8. 2 hour lunch break. Lunch is a sacred hour here. Nothing is open between 1-3pm. So, you just get to eat and hang out with the family. 9. Mototaxis. They are basically motorcycles with a lil buggy behind for people to sit. They get you whereever you gotta go. They are a lil bumpy. 10. My husband, Christian. He makes everything worth it. I love him. He makes me smile and laugh and helps me be the "real" me.

You wanna know about my husband?

How did you meet your significant other? 1. Where did you meet? In Santa Cruz, Bolivia as missionaries. 2. What was the first thought that went through your head when you met? Well, he sure is excited about the Work! 3. Do you remember what he/she was wearing? I´m sure white shirt and tie. 4. Where was the first time you kissed this person? In the Lima Peru Airport the moment I got off the airplane. 5. How did he/she ask you out? Well, first he said, "So would you like to go to Macchupiccu?" over the phone. 6. Where did you go for your first date?Cusco and Macchupiccu, cool first date, huh? 7. How long did you know this person before you became a couple? 11 months 8. Has this person ever proposed to you? Yes 9. Do you and this person have kids together?Not yet, but hopefully in the near future 10. Have you ever broken the law together?No 11. When was the first time you realized that you liked this person? Admire and like are different...I suppose I began to admire him when he helped some friends of mine. 12. Do you get along with any of the ex's of your partner? I've never met them 13. Do you trust this person?Yes siree 14. Do you see your partner in your future? Por tiempor y eternidad 15. Whats the most expensive thing this person has given you? uhmmm, trip to Cusco or engagement ring. 16. What are you attracted to the most about her/him?His love for the God and the Gospel, the pure love he has for people, and his desire to make things better than they are now. 18. Where do you see each other in 15 years from now? With kids, teaching them correct principles in a home full of love and wholesomeness...whereever in the world. Ok so my answers are kinda cheesy...but its true...Thanks Amy.