Becca In Perú

Welcome to my blog! This page is to share with you some of my life experiences here in Peru. Feel free to browse through my articles posted. It is a lot of what I see, hear, and observe, as well as my thoughts and inspirations from it. It may not accurately represent the culture in which I am living, as it is through my eyes and not theirs, but it may give you a little taste of Peru and my life here.

Sunday, December 18, 2005

The Small Things in Life

For as long as I can remember, it is always the small things in life that tend to make me really happy! This seems to be heightened for me here in Peru. For example, the other week I received a package from my parents, and low and behold inside the box was my favorite cookie in the world (that I can easily consume in one sitting if I am not paying attention) THIN MINT girl scout cookies!!!.... Then this past Friday I happened to be in a grocery store here in Arequipa. This store will get different random imported goods. I was casually walking down an aisle when my eye caught a glimpse of CHERRY COKE!!!! Ok, so I paid more for it than normal, but it will be worth it I am sure! I kept the two treasures close together, feeling like I needed to save it for some special occasion..... but yesterday afternoon, without need of a special occasion except of the opportunity of eating the cookies and drinking the cherry coke I consumed a bit of both. Of course they were consumed slowly to savor the taste that, granted at home I could easily pick up anywhere, yet here these moments won't come as often. (Crazy, I know.... but comforting). It doesn't take much to bring a smile to my face!!!


2 Comments:

  • At December 18, 2005 9:18 PM, Blogger Sara McAllister said…

    You can get them both anywhere??? Please explain to me where to obtain Thin Mint Girl Scout cookies at any time of the year as they are also my favorite cookies. I've never seen them sold except by Girl Scouts and I only ever seem to run across them once a year. Of course, when that happens I buy like 4 or 5 boxes.

     
  • At December 24, 2005 11:42 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I totally relate! My roommate and I managed to find the only 15 cans of Dr. Pepper in all of Poland so we bought all of them. That was in the summer and I have yet to find it again.

     

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