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Well Peru is gone and my time there has come to an end. I now resign in the seat of a plane awaiting the next country and the next set of memorable experiences. I ended my last night in cusco with yet another wonderful international crowd that I met at Ecopackers hostel. We went out and
saw a great grunge rock cover band and then continued the party in two different disco techs until I decided it was time for bed. I laid down a little after three and was up at six surprisingly with out a hangover. When i think about what i have accomplished in a little over three weeks i am compelled to say live life to the point of tears. This leg between the chapters in my trip is my outer space and I dwell happily in this space of introspection. Often I yearn for family in these spaces and I think deeply about the last five years of my life. I say this not out of sadness but instead out of amazement. I am amazed by the good fortune bestowed upon me. My good fortune finds me not because i hold any special quality, I am insignificant. I owe it all to my friends and family. Time's eternal clock gives us no choice but to put forth amazing strength in order to live the dream inside us all. I have decided to muster the strength to live my dream or a least seek to understand it. For now I have a full tank of strength because of the lifetime of love given to me by you all. Thank you!
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Aunt Leslie Always here for you, Spence. So proud of you & your goodness...much Love to you always.....
Gicele Perna We're all very blessed. The more you travel Spencer the more you'll realize that the material excess of the west just serve to insulate us from our true selves. I'm so glad you're taking this time in your life to experience and learn about this. hugs and kisses mama