Am back!!!

So, I'm finally back home after all this time. After a month of constant travelling to Mexico, and one week in Cuba.

Cuba... sigh.

I wanna go back, but this time with more time, less girls and more good times. I did had a great time, i can't say i didn't. It's just that its so different when dudettes are around, constantly trying to get the attention, and just... arck... being there. Conversations are different when they are around, and dunno.. the whole experience is different.

We visited Havana, Viñales, Pinar del Rio, Varadero y Santa Clara. Each place unique and with a different thing to remember and comment.

Havana- its like traveling back in time 50 years, a place when time, technology and architecture almost froze over. It's magical how a lot of times I felt I wasn't dressed properly for the occasion, that I needed older clothing and a beret. Its hard to put the whole thing into words. But I did have a good time, and I can proudly say that we broken probably all rules of common sense that were told to us:
1. Do not follow stranger thru unknown streets.

2. Do not buy money on the streets.

3. Do not use unofficial taxis.

4. Eat only in official restaurants.

5. Stay away from black market cigars.

6. Keep your passport in a safe box, and never walk out side with it.

We did it all… ^-^

Piñar del rio and Viñeles: a one day paid tour thur beautiful landscapes, a underground river and eating food in a nice restaurant by a gigantic painting (literally enormous mural on a mountain)

Varadero: probably the most beautiful beach I’ve ever seen, and I think its catalogued as the BEST. We spent a lot of not-so-sober-times there. I never thought I could drink rum again. I did and I kinda liked it.

Santa Clara: an 8 hours road trip to the small town where the Che was buried. A great experience and I must add, that the best way to get to know a place is just to drive and know the not-tourist places.

… Cuba, maybe someday the fellowship can do that trip. I am sure that would be sooo great and cool beyond anything that we have done.