Hola es mi tambien. Just finished six-day intensive Spanish course, learned like 7 or 8 different tenses so my head´s just spinning with too many forms of verb conjugations. Enough classes for now so I dun think I´ll be taking much more for a while. Have decided to stay on past next Tuesday the 15th because it is a big Arequipa festival where lots and lots people with traditional clothings dance on the streets, and Jessica from my host family has promised to take me to her friend´s party so I look forward to staying for the fiesta. In the meantime I´m trying to decide first, whether, then, with which tour group I should go with for a tour to Mount Misti. Mount Misti is a volcano nearby, and one of the three mountains that you can climb close to Arequipa. It´s supposed to be the easiest one because you start at a lower altitude of 3,500M and ascend to its peak of 6,000M on the second day. Will update if i decide to embark on this venture. Worry about soroche (altitude sickness) cuz´ I haven´t been in really high altitude since Bolivia. Continue to eat lots and lots n tummy protests from time to time because i´ve been ignoring its feelings (of bloatedness and stuffiness..) I discovered that Arequipa not only has very yummy Peruvian food, but also very yummy international food, have eaten yummy Turkish, Mexican, French and Italian food for the past week. Arequipa also has the best postres (desserts), chocolate y chocolate cake with dulce y leche (a popular sweet sauce used for sweets, sorta like caramel), n lotsa n lotsa crepes, including crepe with nutella!! Tan rico!