Dessert

After the Inca Museum we walked around the city, looked at the stores, and got dessert in a little cafe. Libby had a large piece of chocolate cake with cococut and dulce de leche filling between the layers of cake.  I had a 5-6" roll (with dough similar to phyllo dough) that had chocolate and dulce de leche in the middle. We also got a big bottle of water. The total cost was 7.50 soles which is only $2.50. 

Then we walked back to the house and joined the family we are staying with for a small dinner/snack of little rice patties and tea. The patties were made with cooked rice, and egg, diced cheese, a little bit of flour, salt, and pepper. Over dinner we talked about the mispronunciation of Spanish words (resulting in a different, funny meaning). They told us about a person they knew who when learning Spanish tried to say, "Happy New Year", (Feliz nuevo año) and instead said, "Feliz nuevo ano", which means happy new asshole. I also told when mom spent ten minutes talking about "su esposa" (meaning her wife) when talking in Spanish to a teacher at Scottsdale Community Collage. The whole time the teacher was scooting her chair farther away with a horrified expression on her face.