We woke up at 4:45 a.m., tired and cold after a few hours of sleep.
Malegria in La Paz, World’s Highest and Most Chaotic Capital
I’m cold, I’m tired, my clothes are dirty and I can barely breathe.
On the Shore of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia
The scenery was beautiful. The huge lake, 3,800 meters above sea level. The clouds, so low, us, so high that we feel we can touch the sky. The burning hot sun during the day and the chilly nights. The local dish, trouts, huge fishes cooked with lemon and tomatoes.
Peru-Bolivia, A High Altitude Border Crossing Experience
Our bus stopped in the middle of nowhere (literally) and we had a chance to take pictures of the lamas and the alpacas, as well as flamingos. We could barely breathe: at 3,000 meters, oxygen is scarce. Just walking a few meters is hard (smoking not, funny enough – yes, I know).
How We Lost Everything in Panama
We didn’t do anything. Just tried to do some laundry. And yet, we ended up at the police station… and got into a big mess.
My Personal Stalker
Early October, my cell phone buzzed during one of my class. I checked the number at the break: 905-297-4280. Didn’t know the number and besides, the call was from Toronto. No message left. I quickly forgot about it.