Sandee was celebrating gaining residency in Ecuador, when she was the first person we talked to at Zoe's on Friday evening.  Today Cameron and I went to see her in the part of a family's house she rents just outside of Cuenca.

We didn't know if we could achieve Cameron's goal of securing a place to live when she returns to apply for her own residency here, but Mission Accomplished!  Sandee offered to share her rental  Cameron's share would only be $150/month, including utilities.

Given the economic crisis in the U.S.A. effecting the globe, many Americans are looking for a place to live that is low cost and high quality.  For my friends wondering about details - this rental is an example:  A short bus ride from town (frequent buses at only 25 cents), this is in a gated community, 2 bedroom, furnished,wirh skylight, flowering bushes up front and family backyard to share, no lease needed.

Sandee has been helpful about the process of obtaining residency, so like other parts of this trip, we feel the effects of synchronicity - the clearer we are about what we want, themore we attravt it into our lives.