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The city of Sucre could be any large college town in the US...
There are Nine Universals of Culture which are the major areas that define one cultural group from the next. They are Material Culture; Arts, Play and Recreation; Social Organization; Language and Non-Verbal Communication; Social Control; Conflict and Warfare; Education; World View; and Economic Organization. Here are just a few examples in pictures of how differently, different cultures can do the same things.
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Tarabuco 30 miles away has a completely different dress norm than your typical college town
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...and cemeteries in Bolivia are not the green expanses of grass found in the States
 
 
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The views, the sun, the flowers...
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Polly want a cracker, actually Polly likes any kind of fruit...
We have two fifty year old parrots, a yard that we don't have to mow, a full fledged "Party Room" two bedrooms, a great eat-in kitchen a dining room table that seats ten easily, and the most spectacular views through floor to ceiling windows you can imagine. As you can tell life is hard living in third world countries...we're roughing it, I had to turn on the back-up electric shower head this morning as the gas fired water-heater wasn't quite doing the job with Christine washing the dishes (yes Mom, I do my share too)
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There is a reason Sucre is known as the white city...
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Not a bad life...
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