The scientific witch

 To begin with, I don't have a pet in my house, but I do have a pet at my boyfriend's house.  A classmate from college posted on his Instagram that he gave many kittens up for adoption, since he couldn't take care of all of them, so I told my boyfriend and we went to visit him. There was only one cat left and he was a bit shy, he was the last to be born. Perhaps it was a bit of a traumatic experience for him at first to get away from his mother, then the dog got totally used to it. His name is Milo, he will soon be 2 years old.  It is a gray cat, with light eyes, thin and very long, it looks a lot like a small tiger. Sometimes he is a little surly, but with me not so much. He likes to drink water when he is falling and lately he has been trying to climb, he is quite homey and usually sleeps a lot during the day. My boyfriend sends me photos or videos of the Milo every day so I don't miss him so much. I really like to pamper Milo even though he doesn't live with me,

  3 years ago I decided to take a trip to Peru, specifically to Machu picchu. So I started raising money and a friend wanted to join me. We arrived by plane in Arica and had to stay in a hotel of dubious reputation, literally next to the beach. The next morning we decide to go to Peru by bus, we pass through Tacna, we stay there for two nights and then we leave for Arequipa and then arrive in Cusco. It took many hours of travel and the altitude played a trick on us at the beginning, but I think it was worth it. Cusco is a magical city, full of history and very friendly people. We stayed for a week in that place, in the middle of that week we went to the citadel of Machu picchu and we stayed in a room with a French girl. The next day we got to the place very early, it was wonderful! I forgot to tell you that we did not want to get on the train and it was the best decision we made, I found that it was the best part of the trip to walk through the pre-Amazon. Back in Cusco we met a Chilea