As mentioned in my previous post, I'm going to take you with me on a little journey to Peru. I went there back in 2004 for two months. I wanted to go to Peru quite badly, and so went to my then college Marylhurst University, and created two courses for myself. I selected my reading list, went down there to do independent study, and wrote a few papers afterwards.
While I learned much about the Inca's and their spirituality, and about Liberation Theology, I learned a lot more about poverty, the strength of the Peruvian people, and the limits of my tolerance level for being called gordita.
Gordita, in spanish, basically translates as a cross between fatty and honey. But I tell you what, I don't care what you cross fatty with, it doesn't sound any nicer.
While I learned much about the Inca's and their spirituality, and about Liberation Theology, I learned a lot more about poverty, the strength of the Peruvian people, and the limits of my tolerance level for being called gordita.
Gordita, in spanish, basically translates as a cross between fatty and honey. But I tell you what, I don't care what you cross fatty with, it doesn't sound any nicer.
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