Architecture in Valparaiso:
Almost candy-like, huh?Street art in Valparaiso:
Very bohemian and artistic. There's saying that once people get to really know Valparaiso, they never want to leave. I'm not quite there, but even though I've been there twice, it's so appealing. There's so much to see still, so much left unexplored!
Petting llamas in Valparaiso:
I did it!
So soft and cuddly. Like a dog, but bigger. See? It's even licking Christy.
Very bohemian and artistic. There's saying that once people get to really know Valparaiso, they never want to leave. I'm not quite there, but even though I've been there twice, it's so appealing. There's so much to see still, so much left unexplored!Pablo Neruda's house--La Sebastiana
Pablo Neruda is the pride of the nation. A Nobel-Prize winning poet. An Italian movie (Il Postino) was made about his time in exile in Italy. He was a communist. A rich one at that, as you can see from his house. I loved his house. So candy-like and quirky. I took stealth pictures. :D
His house from the outside. He designed it to represent a boat because it overlooks the ocean.
A pink wall with a spur collection!!!! Sooooo clever!! I want to do the same!
Very see-through door to the bathroom...
Definitely my kind of bathroom.
Uh oh...big man Kelley doesn't fit in the doorway. Literally.
Definitely my type of wallpaper.
View from Pablito's house.
Me outside of Pablo's house.
Oh Pablo, you baller commie, you.
His house from the outside. He designed it to represent a boat because it overlooks the ocean.A pink wall with a spur collection!!!! Sooooo clever!! I want to do the same!Very see-through door to the bathroom...Definitely my kind of bathroom.Uh oh...big man Kelley doesn't fit in the doorway. Literally.Definitely my type of wallpaper.View from Pablito's house.Me outside of Pablo's house.Oh Pablo, you baller commie, you.Petting llamas in Valparaiso:
I did it!So soft and cuddly. Like a dog, but bigger. See? It's even licking Christy.
Mercado in Valparaiso:
Chickens for you, Higa! Thankfully the chicken owner just bred them for eggs, not to kill them to eat.
Like one of those Latin-American markets. So Latin-American that Andrea (on my right) got yelled at, "OH MY GOD! BEAUTIFUL WOMAN! WHERE DID YOU COME FROM?!"
In English. With a Chilean accent.
Who teaches these men these phrases? Jaja.
Chickens for you, Higa! Thankfully the chicken owner just bred them for eggs, not to kill them to eat.
Like one of those Latin-American markets. So Latin-American that Andrea (on my right) got yelled at, "OH MY GOD! BEAUTIFUL WOMAN! WHERE DID YOU COME FROM?!"In English. With a Chilean accent.
Who teaches these men these phrases? Jaja.
6 comments:
i have to send you pics of my new chickens! did i tell you i've ended up with 5 more? :-p one's a fuzzy- footed breed that's supposed to grow to around 9 lbs. monstrous!!
crap. i need a llama now.
i love youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
these picturesare beautiful.
:) Hahaha. That llama licking your friend is gross! Haha. That house is definitely your kinda house :)
i like i like..valpariso...all the colors and unique building shapes reminds me of you...maybe you can bring that kind of wall paper back for your room in sd? ;)
that was so colorful!
wow, your camera is so amazing! it captures the colors so well! (and your pic of Santiago at night... bellisimo!) Next time you're on a trip, tell Maricarmen I say hi. See if she still remembers me, hehe.
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