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![]() Miguel and Bernarda provide us with home life as well as a home base when we're in Quito. |
![]() Bernarda helps Andrea study for final exams. It's good to have parents who are teachers (or maybe not). |
![]() Miguel test drives their new telephone service. |
![]() At age 98, Bernarda's grandmother still lives independently and does her own laundry. |
![]() Rosita and Bernarda cook by candlelight during a Quito electrical blackout. |
![]() José Luis, Jacqueline, and Mishell keep spirits high theirs and everyone else's! |
![]() Andrea consents to a photo in her Che t-shirt as a memento for Fred, who wore the Fidel mask on New Year's our last visit with them. |
![]() Miguelito impresses Mishell and the photographer with a handstand. |
![]() Rosita and Patricia are Sunday afternoon fútbol stars in Carcelén Bajo... |
![]() ...and José Luis is one of their greatest fans. |
![]() Tour guide Andrea is undaunted by the close traveling companions provided by Ecuadorian buses. |
![]() Rosita brings her salon home to help out a visiting gringita. |
![]() Miguelito took this photo of his grandfather holding second-to-youngest grandchild Joselín. |
![]() I'm trusted with the youngest, Evelín, during my goodbye party. |
![]() Jacqueline helps Bernarda make caramel tostados. Ecuadorian tostados are kind of like Corn-Nuts, only much better! |
![]() I get a warm sendoff from Jacqueline, Mama Rosa, Lupe, Bernarda, Patricia, and José Luis (as well as by many others not pictured). |
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