The move

This morning myself and Megan went to the Inca markets to do some souvenir shopping. There's a wonderful selection of Peruvian souvenirs there - everything from Alpaca wool scarves to traditional pan pipes and other instruments to brightly decorated mats and wall hangings and of course lots of cuddly souvenir llamas which were hard to resist! Although I managed not to spend any money today I know I'll be back sometime soon!

Later on I said goodbye to the Arevalos and took a taxi to Diana's flat where I'll be living for the rest of my time in Lima. She lives on the 7th floor of a nice apartment block and has a boy called Daniel (14). She is a lovely christian lady who is Clive Bailey's secretary in the school. I spent the morning unpacking and we spent the afternoon chilling out and watching a film whose name I can't remember but it was nice to just settle in and relax a bit. 

Although it was very hard to say goodbye to the family I'd got to know and care for so much over the last few weeks, I know I am very fortunate that God has provided for me thus far and I pray He'll continue to do so.

My view! Not exactly spectacular but its interesting none the less.

With my own stuff in the room, it felt a little more like home.