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Guiri

SOS Wie found an injured dog in our park nobody would take care of....now he is recovered and we need a new home for him because he cant stay with us forever. He is ca. 2 years old, super sweet and well mannered for a street dog. He got all the shots necessary , he is cleaned from inside out and his...

Guiri

For our appreciated Rosa we would like to find a new household to work.
She is 44 years old, single mom and lives in Pamplona alta so a household in
Chacarilla,Monterico or La Molina would be perfect.
She speaks only Spanish though.
For more info here the phone number: 940678366

Cheers

Guiri

It's like here in Santiago de Surco... They ripped open Toma's Marzano,one of the most frequented streets in Lima and since May 2014 the only thing they get managed is to put tarmac on one of the four lanes...of course the alcalde put also a sign up that this is not his business...just sad!

Guiri

Anybody here can help to make a contact with somebody working in this area. It's about promotion for the next Copa America.

Thanks in advance

Guiri

For our appreciated Rosa we would like to find a new household to work.
She is 44 years old, single mom and lives in Pamplona alta so a household in
Chacarilla,Monterico or La Molina would be perfect.
She speaks only Spanish though.
For more info here the phone number: 940678366

Cheers

Guiri

It's like with all things here going from one extreme to the other...of course it's understandable, but the only way to get out of this situation is education and legal employment

Guiri

EuroAmericano in Pachacamac....its not too expensive and has nice facilities and transport

Guiri

PARDOs ??? You bunch here really know how to dine :roll:

Jeeez, there are like 20 other places I would go before I set my foot in that (of many)chicken joints . :lol:

Guiri

I would dig for copper or silver...in that way you get a lot governmental support...eco towns are overrated nowadays in Peru ...mining is the trend :twisted:

Guiri

The meal that my wife and I had at Malabar is by far the most memorable dining experience i've experienced in Peru. It wasn't the quality, but for the quantity of food that amazed me, so little for so much $$$$$. Thank god Bembo's is just a couple of blocks away for a top up. :lol: Well, what do yo...

Guiri

IK...its excellent!!

Guiri

ironchefchris wrote:http://munchies.vice.com/articles/cooki ... e=vicefbus

Holy smoke ...that is the most twisted thing I witnessed for a long time

....there is really something wrong with Us people.

Guiri

Coming from Spain I would say they have no clue to make good bacon in the US :lol:

Guiri

panman wrote:
tupacperu wrote:ICPNA in Chiclayo use to hire undocumented teachers.
That was 4 years ago.. They are also in Lima

http://www.icpna.edu.pe/

How many undocumented teachers do you know who used to work at ICPNA Chiclayo?

I know at least 3 who work at Camacho :lol:

Guiri

chi chi wrote:Pizzas are some of the easiest things to make.

You just need yeast, flour, salt, wáter and eggs.

Eggs?? what do you need eggs for?? Are you Vitamin B12 insufficient :twisted:

You will need a bit good olive oil though.

Guiri

Dave wrote:
chi chi wrote: It's not a law of nature that convenience must be inversely proportional to quality.

As fancy as it suppose to sound....I would disagree.

Guiri

[quote="chi chi"] 1.Unemployment in Spain has always been very high. Same in Peru. But in Spain they pay wellfare benefits and help people who are on a low income with housing. well true and not true ...it depends on the region 2.And then there's a huge amount of foreigners from other Euro...

Guiri

The only place you can ask for biodegradable bags is Wong.....sad enough they do not have them all the time

Guiri

In the moment you need a boat to go there...its heavily flooded area after torrential rainfalls :shock:

Guiri

Followthesun wrote:It appears that some expats have too much free time and just want to chat and go - off topic.

Thats exactly what springs to mind when I see you posting

Guiri

Many things affect the body's ability to use or absorb certain molecules. Regarding B12, the pills are placed underneath the tongue for direct absorption into the blood stream. The enzymes and acid in the stomach destroys the B12 molecule when swallowed. ...yadayada What kind of pseudo medical BS i...

Guiri

It's only in the worse cases that someones body might stop processing B12 altogether, in which case pills won't help and it has to be sorted with injections. But most of the people who have this problem use b12 tablets to top up their b12 levels as the body isn't processing enough from their normal...

Guiri

B12 could be a prime example of a vitamins that your body can stop processing from food. If that happens then yes you have to take vitamin pills, and if you can`t get enough B12 Well..if your body stops processing the coenzyme B12, taking vitamin pills certainly wont help the situation...how do you...

Guiri

chi chi wrote:
craig wrote:
Do we want Peru to be run by Al Qaida or IS?

Yeah..there is really a thread that this will happen.. :roll:

Guiri

Hi, I share the same problem being 1,96 myself.
There is a fashion chain called "El"...they are on Ave.Larco in Miraflores and in all major malls. Found decent sized trousers and nice business wear over there ...they are also reasonable priced .

Guiri

mammamia wrote:Good news!

??? for whom??

Guiri

...as anyway I cannot withdraw that money as long as I have a stable job.. Of course you can :D for paying the debt on your apartment or renovation work....actually from last year it was a law planned to use a certain percentage for consumer goods, which is ridiculous in my book :roll: back on topi...

Guiri

I just rented a 3 br apt in a nice safe area with a doorman for $1350 for when we come to Lima (I prefer to stay at the beach house usually, though). affluent...you mean "pituco" ? :D Well...that was overpriced in former times and is still overpriced ,even when they stay at the same price...

Guiri

gringolandia wrote:So strange to hear about rising rents. Everyone I've been talking to has been saying rents have been going down a lot due to a glut of housing.

Who you are talking with?? Do you live in a parallel universe?? :roll:

Guiri

Followthesun wrote:Many people tell me vitamins are much more expensive here than in US.
Are there certain businesses/stores that sell quality vitamins at good prices here?
Do you recommend buying vitamins online from Peruvian companies?

Thanks

Well yeah..fruit stores :roll:

Guiri

Suzy who ???

Guiri

Jop..our landlord came up with a 200 soles rise a month "because the water bill (which is included) rose sooo much"!
Totally bogus..I asked him for the receipts of last year water bill and he never talked about the raise :lol:

Guiri

Followthesun wrote:What is causing Peru not to be rated a top country using the various catagories?

They dont want retiries over here , maybe?? :lol:

Guiri

If you mean 450-600 dollars Santiago de Surco is a place to look for ...I rather doubt you¡ll find anything in MF for that price.

Guiri

mammamia wrote:
Guiri wrote:
tupacperu wrote:8% lived a peaceful, stress-free life.
Expats

I wish...

Poor thing

Guiri

I get most upset with people who do not follow the law for preferrenials - on the bus. The other day a person 40-45 refused to give up the red seat to an obvious - preferencial person. In my limited Spanish, I asked the driver and attendant to do something. Well..thats very uncommon and as a newbie...

Guiri

tupacperu wrote:8% lived a peaceful, stress-free life.

Expats

Guiri

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Peru
:wink:

Guiri

leosmutter wrote: but even the things i buy at the supermarket. The prices vary from a 25% to 100% surcharge compared to ES.

Only when you buy stuff in Vivanda :twisted:

..I lived in Barcelona before and the difference isnt that big...anyway Lima isnt a cheap place to live anymore compared 4 years ago.

Guiri

In my searching for a very cheap apartment, I see so much debris and garbage in small towns. I see dogs spreading the filth and people even burning trash, has this been going on for many years? Does not the health issues and smell cause people to complain to the city supervisors? Can I expect this ...

Guiri

Followthesun wrote:Do you feel I should file a complaint with Ripley?

Yeah , good idea...that will change your language problem :roll:

Maybe google is your friend:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqQsQFa ... detailpage

Guiri

They were not fired, and pretty crappy on the part of the previous mayor to leave this kind of time bomb to her successor. What a load of BS...it was pretty much known before that they wouldnt renew the contracts because the new major told then so and it is common practice, that the contracts end o...

Guiri

ironchefchris wrote:I'd love for this to be true. Whereabouts? What store(s) have I overlooked?

http://www.fujifilm.com.pe/contacto.html

Guiri

I am pretty sure in Lima you can buy everything from Hasselblad to Leica...question is what you are looking for?

Guiri

Cellphone 995163316...300 soles each :wink:

Guiri

tupacperu wrote:If the owner cannot keep up with his mortgage/legal obligation, that is not my issue. But then that is just me

Exactly the answer I expected

Guiri

Would you like to live in a house where its preowners got "violently" removed??? Me, myself and I for sure wouldnt! :roll:

Guiri

The market in San Isidro

Guiri

I use http://www.larepublica.pe/...not prime( but which newspaper is that in Peru?

) but at least I have an actual view about things happening around me.

Completely agree with the OP about "El Comercio" ! :twisted:

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