Tia Doris' Garden

From left to right, me, tia Doris, Jr, Damir, Luis and Daiel (primo).

Mi esposo tia Doris loves to plant fruits and flowers at her back yard.

These are some pictures I took from her back yard.

Some Animals at Oruro Zoo

Capuchin Monkey

Parrot

Martinete (Huaco)

Silvestre Duck (Pato Silvestre)

Goose (Ganso)

Andes Puma

Royal Pigeon

Quirquincho,... as you can see they are horny quirquinchos

Actually, there are more animals.. such as llama, alpaca, condor, eagle etc..

The Moon in Bolivia

The moon in Bolivia is too bright, maybe because Bolivia is on a high land so its closer to the sky.

Some Foods in Bolivia

Here are some foods I found in Bolivia,

Lamb steak, served with rice, potato and vegetables

Noodle soup, we always have soup before the dry meal every lunch

Filet mignon, beef cooked in France way.. .. that what was said...

I dont remember, but I think it was por steak with spices

Bolivian corn, its big

The best rice in Bolivia is the instant rice

Paella ala Valenciana, Spain food

Beef burger served with french fries

Fried meat balls

Chicken wings, my fav.

Pizza, this one I made my self. In Bolivia, they like to put olives and palms on the toping

Smoked lambs and pork, only seasoned with salt.. . Argentinian way

Charquekan, traditional meal from Oruro Bolivia

consist of, boiled potato, boiled egg, chuNo and llama meat..
suppsed served with boiled corn and cheese also

Another lamb steak, served with soft rice and cheese

Trip to Coipasa - Salt Desert - Bolivia

Stop by for a drink

one of the forgotten town

llama, they are like local people cuz when they see a stranger they always look at the stranger in a suspicious way

400 years old church in Sabaya town

at the Salt Desert, noon.

charquekan, llama meat, potato, egg and chuNo

Salt are everywhere

Sand Desert

Chullpa, thousands of years gravestone

another sand desert pictures

Cemetery in Oruro Boliva

Yesterday, I, my husband and my father in law, Mr. Arturo Alvarez went the cemetery to visit my husband's mother, and my husband's grandparents' graves.

From the pictures, you will see how Bolivian people respects for the dead.

My two fav. men in Bolivia

This is how they put the graves, its neat, clean and beautiful

My husband mother's grave, Mrs. Ruth Alvarez

The old style of grave, not with glass but with iron fences

Those houses are family graves