A good time indeed.
These, however, are not the days of my Grandfather where ones exploits are not measured in venereal diseases. Instead, being from the United States gives me little advantage here. If I want to make money, I need to work as a teacher. If I want to remain in the Country I need to travel to Colombia by bus every three months. If I want to know a woman, I need to do more than flash a couple american bills across her line of vision (though dollars are in very high demand and this actually may be the case).
Frase del Día: There is a word used in venezuela that deserves some attention: Vaina. It is the most common word I have encountered here besides cola, which means "line" (especially a line of traffic). "√aina" means the "scabbard" (like medieval sword case scabbard) or pea pod, but its uses are best described as universal.
Here are some examples
What's wrong? = What in the Peapod happened?
Don't annoy me = Drop the Peapod!
What is this? = What kind of Peapod is this?
my personal favorite:
This person is doing something rather strange = What a strange Peapod this person is stuck inside!
This person is doing something rather strange = What a strange Peapod this person is stuck inside!
vaina= cluster !@$#%^~*!
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