October 2010
3 posts
Give thanks.
So lately, I have been feeling kind of down and still feel pretty drained from the Italy trip. I was away for 6 days, roaming through airports, train stations, metros (subways), hostels, and cities. Pisa, Florence, Venice, Rome, and back to Pisa. That in itself was exhausting… but when you’re traveling with a group… a group of girls, it gets a little more complex. Especially...
Spain, te quiero.
Granted, I’ve flown on a plane many times, enough to lose count. But this was my first trip oversees, traveling alone. Luckily, I have a friend who lives in England, who has gratefully picked me up from the London, Heathrow Airport and I had a place to crash for a few weeks. Thanks to my friend, Arelly, I had the convenience of having a familiar person to guide me in an unfamiliar place, easing...
September 2010
15 posts
Paciencia, paciencia, paciencia...
Today was my second day of school! Woohoo!
I was SO tired today… no joke. Some people went to go get some Tapas at a bar, but I went home instead and took advantage of the siesta.
I’ve adapted well to the spanish culture in terms of the schedule.
Light breakfast, lunch at 3, siesta (nap), and dinner at 9:30ish. :)
Class was good. Thank God, I had a lot more patience than I had...
From place to place...
It has been exactly 1 week since I’ve arrived in Spain. For 3 nights and 4 days, I stayed at a hotel called Hotel Selu. It was a very small but cute place located in a very small alley. On Monday, September 6, my fellow students and I sat in the hotel conference room as we all eagerly waiting for our host parents to pick us up. We didn’t know what to expect and we were really...
Here I go...
I’m going to start officially blogging starting… NOW! :) Or I’m going to try.
Here is a recap of my new location: Córdoba, Spain.
I took Virgin Atlantic from LAX to Heathrow, UK.
I stayed in England for almost 2 weeks! I got to hangout with Jerry and Arelly and some of their American and British friends. Although some days felt pretty long and bland, I really enjoyed...
The English lingo.
Here are a some of things I’ve learned during my stay in the UK.
They don’t like to pronounce their ‘t’s.
Car park - Parking lot
Plaster - Band aid
“Are you alright?” - How are you?
Alright can also be used to say hello.
Crisps - Chips
Chips - Fries
Fanta - Orange juice soda
Mobile (mo bile) - Cellular phone
Petro (Petroleum) - Gasoline
Rubbish -...
August 2010
8 posts
Magic ball!