> >We also spent the last couple days in Antigua, a touristy-type town, but we had a lot of fun. I'm sure stories from that will continuously surface for the next, well, years.
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> Cool! That's where I stayed when I went to Guatemala with my brother and mom. We went to go to this one school to teach Spanish. Did you happen to see if the restaurant called Flamenco was still there? (I think that was it.) It was more like a large closet than a restaurant actually. You walked in, and there were five stools in front of a counter. They had burgers and hot dogs and blender fruit drinks. Hm. That's all I remember, but we liked it a lot.
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> Aya"Traveler of the world's restaurants"ko

ooh, sorry, didn't see it.... did you go to the market, though? isn't it crazy? we got completely and utterly lost in there...

uni"likes foreign markets"peg