lightlytread asked:


I went to Peru a couple years ago. Planning to just be gone til whenever. I bought a one way ticket and figured when it was time to come home I would buy one back. However! When i got to check i was asked when is my return flight?
“I dont have one.”
“you have to have one in order to leave”
So i had to buy a super expensive refundable plane ticket and then just refund when i got to Peru.

Is there a traveling rule that you must have a return flight? I am going to Mexico in January with the same idea. Am i going to run into the same thing this time?

Just curious
So ur saying i have to buy this return flight because Mexico wants to make sure i get out?
“i think so”
hmmmm i hope somebody has a better answer

gummybearr :] asked:

1.Unlike lands near warm ocean currents, lands near cold currents may be cool and dry. The cold Peru Current passes near the earths driest desert. What is its name??

2. A narrow inlet or a narrow passage of water, usually wider than a strait, is called a _______.

3. Native Americans of the dry Southwest built homes of a sun-dried clay brick called adobe. Why didnt they use wood and back as people in the Northwest did?

jonjim33 asked:

Now, I’ve just started working at a small business that is owned by my parents about 2 months ago, and I only go about 3 times a week. So the same day I started working there it was also this new girl’s first day. at first I couldn’t tell if she was interested, but now I think she’s pretty interested. How do I know?

She seems to enjoy talking to me whenever I talk to her. Also, I saw her yesterday after a week of not seeing her because I’ve been absent from work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up yesterday after a week and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.

Also, I asked her yesterday morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said “just fine thanks” and that was it. Then about a few hours later after my mom (who is her boss) left for the restroom she asked how my Thanksgiving went. Then she gleefully told me how she went to a Peruvian restaurant for the first time this past weekend (my parents are from Peru, which she knows, and she’s Mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it. But she just stopped talking right when my mom walked in.

I’ve thought about asking her out for coffee but I can’t really do that because she takes her break in the break room which is right next door to my mom’s office and she definitely does not want my mom to see/hear us talking. She has demonstrated this every time we’re having a conversation and she just abruptly stops talking if my mom walks in the room. But she’ll talk to me if my mom steps out for the restroom or something.

Now I’ve never dated someone from work, let alone at where I work now since my mom is usually present. So my question are: how do I ask her out and do I tell my mom? She is 20 and I’m 22 if that helps.

Oh, and I sometimes see her on Saturdays( my mom always stays home on the weekends) to do some work. Would a Saturday be a good time to ask her out?

jonjim33 asked:

Now, I’ve just started working at a small business that is owned by my parents about 2 months ago, and I only go about 3 times a week. So the same day I started working there it was also this new girl’s first day. at first I couldn’t tell if she was interested, but now I think she’s pretty interested. How do I know?

She seems to enjoy talking to me whenever I talk to her. Also, I saw her yesterday after a week of not seeing her because I’ve been absent from work and she got a big smile on her face when I showed up yesterday after a week and looked right at me and greeted me as I was walking in to work even though she was talking to a client. She usually just finishes what she does, with me walking right past her when I go in for work, and greets me after I greet her.

Also, I asked her yesterday morning how her thanksgiving went and she briefly said “just fine thanks” and that was it. Then about a few hours later after my mom (who is her boss) left for the restroom she asked how my Thanksgiving went. Then she gleefully told me how she went to a Peruvian restaurant for the first time this past weekend (my parents are from Peru, which she knows, and she’s Mexican) and how she tried lots of different foods for the first time and liked it. But she just stopped talking right when my mom walked in.

I’ve thought about asking her out for coffee but I can’t really do that because she takes her break in the break room which is right next door to my mom’s office and she definitely does not want my mom to see/hear us talking. She has demonstrated this every time we’re having a conversation and she just abruptly stops talking if my mom walks in the room. But she’ll talk to me if my mom steps out for the restroom or something.

Now I’ve never dated someone from work, let alone at where I work now since my mom is usually present. So my question are: how do I ask her out and do I tell my mom? She is 20 and I’m 22 if that helps.

Oh, and I sometimes see her on Saturdays( my mom always stays home on the weekends) to do some work. Would a Saturday be a good time to ask her out?

alexandra ambrosio asked:

before i left for peru for 3 weeks, a relationship was starting between me and a guy, but when i went to peru, i met a new guy from another city that changed me. he has inspired me to many things, one of which is to open up more to God. now i dont like the guy at home and i dont even want to talk to him, but he’s texting me. help? thanks

alexandra ambrosio asked:

before i left for peru for 3 weeks, a relationship was starting between me and a guy, but when i went to peru, i met a new guy from another city that changed me. although i felt strongly about him, nothing happened. he has inspired me to many things, one of which is to open up more to God. now i dont like the guy at home and i dont even want to talk to him, but he’s texting me. help? thanks

AnnaMaria asked:

When I applied for a US tourist Visa (and eventually got it – for 10 years) I said that I was coming for a month only, but since than my plans had changed and I’ve been here for 4 moths already – for traveling only. Next month I plan on going to Peru and after wards back home, because my I-94 expires on April 11th.
Now the family that wrote me the invitation and were listed as the people whom I was staying with while in the US tried to invite another friend of theirs, who was refused a visa, because of me. Apparently, at the embassy, they asked her if she knew me, and she denied because everybody completely forgot that initially I was listed as staying with them.
Now, my question is, can I call somewhere or write some letter anywhere, explaining that I only staid with them for a week or two and that now I am traveling??? Because I would **** it if they could not invite none of their relatives because of me ((
HELP!!!! I’ve spent all day in the web looking for this information, but could not find anything (((
Thank you in advance, all your answers are very help full

Star asked:

I love to travel and I have an oppurtunity to go to Peru during Christmas and I dont know if I should. I need help evaluating the pros and cons.

Pros:
- My friend and her family are visiting her brother who has recently moved there, and I would spend new years and christmas with them at his house in Lima
-As an anthropology-archaeology major Peru has always been the most interesting country and my personal favorite, going to Peru is a dream come true
-I found a pretty cheap plane ticket that I must buy ASAP otherwise it wil be too expensive
-Im going on exchange to a university across the country starting in january, and I would go directly there from Peru, so I have to buy a plane ticket anyway
-I plan on taking a gap year starting in april to do an international internship, volunteer, travel and I could use some travel experience
-although I would like to go Peru during my gap year, its not guaranteed that I will

Cons
-I will miss christmas with my family, and my birthday, which ive never done before, but what is worst is that i wouldnt return home, I would go straight to vancover for four months on an exchange for university and my mom hates that i am going to be away from home for so long, she believes I should live at home until i get married (which I think is psycho, but I dont want to upset her)
-Going to Peru means I would have to leave right after my finals in december, and since my friend and her brother wont be there yet, i will spend the first 10 days there alone, backpacking, which is kinda scary for a 22 year old white female with veeeery little travel experience
-To get the cheap flight, I have to miss the first day of school. I would arrive and have to move in the second day of classes and have the rest of my stuff shipped from home (montreal)
-my health is uncertain right now. I think everything is fine, and I am just suffering from anxiety (i have an anxiety disorder), but I recently had a whole bunch of tests done for really scary diseases and only get the results in three weeks, so i have to book before knowing if i am sick (which I doubt, but still)
- due to the above, altitude sickness and malaria are a concern

So what do i do??? Should I take this oppurtunity to go to Peru or pass it up for now???

squeaky_giggles asked:

I’m looking for something to participate in this summer, but as I’m not a very experienced traveller (I’ve been to lots of places in Western Europe but don’t really feel ready to go somewhere really far flung on my own) I’m looking for something I can do that’s not too far from home (i’m in the UK). Perhaps France, Spain, Italy etc…
I wouldn’t mind volunteering, teaching, learning or working – any of them. I would just love to travel this summer, regardless.
I’ve looked at lots of different websites but there doesn’t seem to be anything that’s not somewhere like India or Peru.
Could anyone suggest anything?

sunshinepink asked:

my mom promised me to get new converse, but when i asked for these boots that are 40$ she told me don’t get wasting money.
my dad works at the IDB and my mom is currently looking for a job… since we moved to america just a year ago she said it would take some time to adjust. but she is getting alot on my nerves, she hates speanding money i always ask ”are we poor? are we tight on money?” but she always says you’ll get spoiled, it’s not a good thing. she just bought me new contacts for a year, we went on a vacation to peru, we have like 3 laptops at home and all the food we need… i just can’t figure out weather she is cheap or we just don’t have the money to get it
well i’m too 13 too young to get a real job… and i hang out with friends alot so i speand money on snacks or movies :/
and all i get is 3 dollars a week.