..heaven cont. 22.30 pm

...I almost got to share the bed with the cutest dog ever; Mariposa (butterfly).
She's lost because his owner is in a different village and she was created as a lapdog, not a jungle dog. She was teased by children today a lot; at my laps she got a chance to drift away to the dream world.

It's my last saturday in Peru. My stomach is full of good Italian spaghetti, minestrone soup, and welcome drink made of cat's claw, other herbs and rum. My mind is full of Elsiane and other music; we listened whole evening our iPods at Alex´s music player. So the night of Pampa Hermosa was filled with Iron Maiden, Block Party, Machinae Supremacy, Axium, Elsiane.. Before, at the lake watching the dance of Cocks-of-the-Rocks, we discussed the bad state of music in Peru. Alex had a CD-record store in Lima in the 90's, where he took all the new metal and rock from the States, but that died out because of piracy in the 2000´s.

Besides the good food and good chats with Alex, this night we also had a bonfire at the camp, like every saturday. The stars are competing with the light of the fire. 
Tomorrow, Alex told me, we are going to the sanctuary though we are not allowed. Just the two of us. He´s not been there in two months. This is going to be interesting.

Oh. My plans with biology studies are finally starting to clear out with me and this place is really helping with it. 

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Holas desde el cielo. 14.10.2012

Lorenzo is feeling alone in the treetop; I can hear him.
My stomach is full of fresh vegetables, trout and potatoes, and home made lucuma ice cream.
I think I should pack, but I am just too tired and too happy. I hardly can hold the pen in my hand.

Alex and I woke up early today.

Pampa Hermosa was waiting for us.
It took us 2 hours to get to the place most magical.
I had an experience most unique.
With a huge dragonfly. (P.S. Look for Megaloprepus caerulatus!)
Fortunately I had Alex with me.
Otherwise I hardly could have believed my own eyes.

If Iquitos is my home in the city,
Pampa Hermosa will definitely be my home in the countryside.
In Peru.