Don't need to look for a trash can for TP next to each toilet. You can drop TP in the toilet. Watch it swirl as it goes down. Imagine which way the swirl would go if you were south of the equator.
We need to answer questions in English. No more "Si, Gracias, Uno, Dos, Tres, . . . "
Need to readjust to the sweltering temperatures and humidity. It was dry and cool in Quito.
Call the doctor for more Cipro.
Piles of laundry.
Celebrate reliable high-speed internet or NOT.
Back to work.
Enjoy not being kicked by your daughter or niece in the middle of the night.
Readjust to not having girlfriends around 24/7.
Back to cooking.
and cleaning.
No more Buses or Carlos (driver) to carry our heavy things.
Scrimp on grocery shopping to cover our Indian market shopping expenses. In fact, don't bother grocery shopping, because nothing stays inside you anyway. If you do happen to go grocery shopping make sure to run into another team member looking and feeling as awful as you do.
Watch your kids rip open that bag of Tangos (cookies) from the Super Maxi (Quito grocery store).
Gabe: Thanks for going to Ecuador, mom, so you could bring me back this Kinder Joy!!!