Rebekah's in Peru: Last post

I got home from my last trip at the end of October. I left Peru on November 21. I spent my last month going crazy. I was already planning another trip to Spain and Paris for December, I missed my family, college at BYU was starting soon, and I was leaving my life in Peru behind. I was so high strung on all sorts of emotions. Lets just say I was with friends all the time, I went to a bunch of parties and did a lot of dancing, I wasted time with boys that I am way too good for, I ate a lot of Peruvian food and drank lots of Inca Kola, I surfed as much as my tiny body could handle, and I spent time with my friends and families. Then, I was gone.

As quick as I arrived, I was gone.

I think it's sad that we can't hold onto some moments and some experiences forever. But life continues to move forward. I think I've been avoiding writing these last couple of posts, because it all happened so fast, and I still haven't wrapped my head around the fact I'm not there. I probably annoy people with the amount I talk about Peru and how much I say I love and miss it. I'm trying to gain some closure still. I know, it might seem weird. But it's true. So here's to the last pictures I'll ever post in this blog about the best experience of my life. After the last picture I never left some of my best friends sides. I loaded everything up and left most of my stuff in Peru (because Katy is a mean packer and didn't let me pack anything because she said their wouldn't be space).

Here goes nothin'.

Shopping trip to Peruvian markets. Bus ride home.

Hunger games midnight premier

Late night Taxi rides... taking pictures of(with) the licence plate with Pau incase we got kidnapped.. not that it would help.

Watching an amazing circus with my host family.

Surf is life

Probably taken after 4 am at Karma or Help... our favorites :(

This cute little best friend of mine, Jasmine

Kaylee (:

Truth be told, both of those were probably mine...

Short family vacation to the mountains to the visit the place my host dad is from, Huancayo.

Leave our mark on Lima by adding our touch of spray paint to it. I tried doing this with the exchange students too, and an old lady came our yelling and said she was calling the police. I miss Nicole. She always has me laughing.