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To Potes we will go!
... we were content looking out the window at the beautiful scenery into the mountains. The road seems to be carved between huge peaks and the winding Deva River. At first it was glorious-so picturesque(though my photos do not do it justice due to the rain on the bus window). We were a bit surprised at how high and strong the river was moving. It was brown due to the pace of the current that was churning the river up. There ...
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... a sudden the bars dropped to 1/4.
All that build up for it to fail. I now hold even greater disdain for Meson Luis than I did before when it was just the bar of loud angry old men.
Case #2 where my students may mistake me as a alcoholic.
There are 4 receptacles built into the sidewalk by our piso.
1. Envases-plastics
2. Vidrio-glass
3. Carton/Papel-Cardboard/paper
4. Organico-general garbage
In our kitchen, we have ...
A little bit of Sevilla in San Vicente
... to check it out. It is in a bar, so it is open for people to just walk in and watch. Long story short, we went and had a great time! One of my student's mom was there haha and the class is about 10 women and one man, Jose Luis. Savanna, Jose Luis and I were all beginners and the rest of the women have been doing it for a while! I spent four months in Sevilla and never ...
The start of "afternoon" classes. Joder.
... a bit more fun, and much more interactive, especially because they have their American to chat with haha!
Here is just another reason why I love Juan, the Director(Principal) of the school:
At about 4:00pm(1/2 hour before afternoon session is about to begin), I am sitting in his office talking about what we are going to do in class that afternoon. There are a group of boys from his class playing soccer outside before class starts. Juan tells me ...
Oh the pains of not having internet
... of 2 twenty minute breaks during the day. After 2:30, there is a 2.5 hour break and on Monday/Tuesdays the students who are in the bilingual program have an additional 50 minute English class. This gives students time to go home for lunch(which is the main meal of the day) and come back for class.
Hasta Luego!
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