In Lima

I'm here, but my bag is not. I'm living out of my fanny pack. I have one set of clothes and I've been wearing it the past two days, and probably tomorrow again. Oh well. Worse things have happened.

Lima is an amazing city. Everything is so colorful. I did my first real estate interview today with Alfredo Graf and Associates, and learned a lot of new info about the South American real estate market.

I havent been mugged yet. Yes!

More when my bag comes and I have the connector that allows me to transfer text files from my pocket PC to a desktop. It's hard to type on this keyboard, the computer is outside and the keys stick like crazy. I have a few good stories but I prefer not to type them out on this thing. It's like typing on a typewriter, but far more frustrating, not only because the keys are impossible to push, but also because most of the non-letter characters, - ' ) ( & / etc... are in different places.