Without a Hitch

Well, I made it to the grand adventure. I think the biggest lesson I must learn about all these travel plans is not to always go with the cheapest, but to look at all aspects of the flight plan. For example, the Miami airport is neither a fun nor a comfortable place to spend over 8 hours. In the future I will take this into consideration! All legs of the trip did go smoothly, though. Boston has never been easier to get into and out of, and the first plane I went on had very few people on board, so I had a row all to myself. Once I was finally on my way from Lima to Cusco it was exciting. The view was amazing from the airplane. The mountain tops seemed like they would hit the bottom of the plane! Cusco is alive today, and though I am unsure as yet of the occasion bands are heard throughout the city, and the army was having a gathering by the plaza. My room at the Amauta School is quite fine, and I am the only one on the third floor. The views from the school are stunning, and the one meal I´ve had there so far was delicious. I have a meeting to attend this afternoon at four, and plan to go directly to sleep after that, since I have only about 2 hours under my belt for the past 2 days. Peace and Joy. I will update again soon.