Meet Mauricio. He's our favorite. He has great social presence, and whereas most of our patrons patiently wait for us to come to them, whenever Mauricio spots us, he comes jogging over and orders dos burritos por favor.
I think that Alex's smile, the gentleman on the left, tells our entire story with one look.
Our amiga Rosa and her pololo (boyfriend). Rosa would not let us move on to any of her friends until she kissed us on the cheeks. I think her boyfriend might have been a little jealous, because he tried to get a little more than a kiss from our compadre Amanda (featured back right).
Rosa the sweetheart.
This is one of our regulars who told us, "I wait in the park all day for you guys. You need to start coming on the same time, so I don't have to be bothered by these crazy birds while I'm waiting."
Valpo street art. Chomp, chomp, chomp.
The Adrenaline Award goes to the public transit experience. The drivers of the micros (short public buses) evidently play copious amounts of Mario Kart and are under the impression that their skills are readily tranferrable to the bumpy, windy roads of the cities.
There's a few hobbits who live in Valpo. After weeks of searching, we finally found their abode.
There's a few hobbits who live in Valpo. After weeks of searching, we finally found their abode.
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