South America part IV: Iguazu Falls and Lima
Ok. Despite the lack of facebook likes, I know people are reading this because my blog has a "page view" counter and it jumps up every time I post. So thank you. I write this for myself mainly (because I really like to write and it's nice to have a topic other than the impairment of mining assets to write about), but it's nice that people seem to be reading and enjoying. I want to start this post by saying that I never want to eat another ham and cheese sandwich on white bread ever again in my life. I seem to get served this at least once a day in some form or another. On the bus, on the plane, for breakfast, for lunch, and even as dinner on my LAN flight to Lima. It's served as a snack on day tours and as breakfast at hostels (toast with ham and cheese). Ham and cheese toasties (toastados) are on every cafe menu in Argentina and are the only breakfast food of any substance (the options are croissants or a tostado). I can't take it any more. No more! Anyway...