How times change. A while back I wrote about flying to Mexico without GPS. Not that long ago, GPS didn’t exist. Now, I found other pilots along the way who could barely comprehend that I would even attempt flying that far without a GPS.
GPS and Google have a lot in common: we now rely on them without fail for simple tasks that not too long ago we used to do perfectly well on our own.
Like a 5 year old’s homework.
Mamacita linda came into my office yesterday: “Type this in Google!” It was Brianna’s homework. I started to type the text in Google but no answers came up. That made me happy on 2 fronts: I like that her teacher uses homework that isn’t swiped from Google and I like to believe that there are still answers in this world that aren’t found on Google. I have to admit, at first I couldn’t figure out the homework but after sleeping on it I now think I have the answer.
Here it is, can you figure out the answer?
ADJUJNANZA
Adivina adivinador
al inicio de ula ula
al final de Malú
en medio de día
a los costados en asa
y dos veces en estrella
a que no adivinas quienes somos
(adorna creativamente)
A 5 year old’s homework from Cusco. Let me know if you figure it out. I have an idea but until Monday I won’t know for sure 🙂
Life in Peru 
I was looking for information about “The silver lining company EIRL” and I arrived to your blog :). I read some entries and then I found this “adivinanza”. I think I know the answer: “Las vocales u i a e” or maybe “Las vocales” let me know if this is correct. By the way nice stories in our beautiful Peru 😉