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<title>testing the waters...</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 20 Apr 2006 15:04:15 PST</pubDate>
<description>This is a test run before I send the link out to everyone.
I&apos;m here in Hilliard, Florida anxiously awaiting my flight to Buenos Aires on Friday. T&amp;hellip;</description>
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<p><a href="http://www.travbuddy.com/Hilliard-travel-guide-20905">Hilliard, Florida></a>, Jan 30, 2006</p>
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<P>This is a test run before I send the link out to everyone.</P>
<P>I'm here in Hilliard, Florida anxiously awaiting my flight to Buenos Aires on Friday. This week news came about my homestay. I'll be&nbsp;living with a woman and her son in their apartment. They both work in the Argentine government - one for the Supreme Court, one for the Office of the Interior. I will have a "small but nice and luminous" room in a cool part of town called Belgrano with lots of little shops, museums, and restaurants. Sounds like a perfect fit for me! I'll be picked up at the airport and taken on a tour as soon as I get to Buenos Aires and meet my family. <BR><BR>I changed my flight so that I no longer have to sit in the DC airport for 8 hours. Now I'm flying from Jacksonville to ATL and then Buenos Aires. </P>
<P>I also got my schedule for classes and it looks like I may have a longer time at the end to travel than I originally thought. Plans as of late are to fly to Peru (bus it if there is time) and hike the Inca trail for&nbsp;4 days. This is probably going to kill me. The elevation alone will be a problem, not to mention cold temperatures. Previous hikers recommend coming into Cusco two days early to get acclimatated. The good news is that I'll have a companion with me to push me along. This will probably be the highlight of the entire trip. A big, fat, exhausting trip --- and why else? JUST TO SAY THAT I DID IT<EM>. The story of my life! ;)<BR></EM></P></p>
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