Monday
April 23- Day 54
I had
Spanish in the morning and spent a couple hours in the café with Susan getting
some stuff done. When Maddie got out of her class we all went to the bus
station to get our tickets to Buenos Aires before our flight to Ushuaia on
Friday. After that the three of us took the bus to my house so I could share my
cake with them a bit. My host parents’ daughter Eleonora was over too during
her lunch hour at wok so she got to try some too. Maddie and I headed to one of
the streets with lots of shops to look for hats and gloves that we will want in
Ushuaia and then went running together a little later. I’m going to be feeling
that this week. I spent the evening at home doing homework I put off over the
weekend and we had some delicious pasta for dinner! Instead of marinara sauce
it was a little bit of cream, maybe some olive oil, and it had red and yellow
peppers and spinach diced up in it. Wouldn’t mind having that one again!
Day 55-
Tuesday April 24th
I had
class all day today. Our usual Spanish and history classes and then we had a
quick lunch break and had to come back to watch a movie for the project class.
I felt like I was in high school again having to be at school from 8:30-4:30.
Yuck. I came home and did some journaling and homework before soup, salad, and
chicken for dinner. I went to English class for the first time in a while and
then came home to finish my homework for Wednesday’s communication class.
Day 56-
Wednesday April 25th
Today
wasn’t very exciting. It was dreary and eventually a little rainy and I didn’t
do much more than go to my classes and come back to my house to study for my
Spanish test tomorrow. I recall thinking on Monday how far away Thursday
seemed… well, test time came a lot faster than I thought it would!
Day 57-
Thursday April 26th
I had
my UCEL class and then my test this morning. I didn’t think it was too bad, but
I won’t find out for another week. There is a holiday on Tuesday so we have a
long weekend with no classes on Monday or Tuesday, so I am traveling with a
group to Ushuaia, Argentina. We are leaving in two separate groups of four, but
we’re all staying in the same hostel and spending a couple days together with a
guide our professor recommended to us when she went a few weeks ago. I walked
around the shops on Cordoba with Susan and Tunna, a girl we know through
volunteering, for a while and then I spent the afternoon getting everything
packed and trying to find all my warmest clothes, because it is chilly in the
fall in the southernmost city in the world!
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