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Struggling a bit...
... Spanish and my brain was too exhausted from Cruz Roja to even try. Blergh. Thursday 6/12/12. I went to Juan Valdez at the nearby mall and did some Contiki assignment, again (starting to see a trend?). That afternoon, I went to Natalias and that evening, she, Sebastian and I saw Trouble with the Curve - with Clint Eastwood. Booooooring. Friday 7/12/12. At this point, I think you can guess what I did this morning. I feel a little bit alternative sitting at a ...
Wonderful Wednesday
We woke up to another beautiful day. The days have been warmer this year than last year, not hot, just pleasant. Today was Youth Day in a sense as there were many parts of the day geared toward the children.
Jesus R. gave the sermonette and he spoke about how we are a chosen people. We may not speak the same language, but we have the same spirit that unites us together as brothers. We need to use the talents we have to help each other.
We ...
Day 2
... the APU. The ground crews were trying to cool the plane with special external cooling units but they were not really doing the job efficiently because the plane was so large (757). The boarding time changed several times. The plane had been cooled to a temperature where we could begin boarding, but apparently the aircraft's log book was lost,and it was decided that we could not board until the log book was found. By the time the ...
San Gil
... haben wir richtig Lust auf Gemüse. Wieder im Hotel buchen wir dann die Aktivitäten für die nächsten Tage. Morgen soll es zum Rafting gehen. Stromschnellen bis Grad 5 mit 4 Meter hohen Wellen sollen es sein. Uns wurde versichert, dass das auch als Anfänger gehen soll. Das wird sicher spannend und bei 5 Std. Dauer sicher auch anstrengend... Übermorgen wollen wir dann Paragliden. Das soll hier echt der Hammer sein und ...
Colombia's capital
... National Museum was less interesting, but had some more paintings from Botero on display. Sunday was also International dance day, with in Bogota a free show performed by children and teenagers showing their dancing talent in Tango, salsa, Ballet, etc. On our last day, we climbed Cerro de Monserrate, and wondered around the back streets of the city centre, so colourful and filled with colonial buildings. This part of the city left us with a really good impression ...
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