- went to class (still have perfect attendance)
- played Plants vs. Zombies on my computer from the beginning and beat Adventure mode
- read an entire book (Graceling by Kristen Cashore, quick read for sure)
- went to an art museum with my art class -- interesting experience
- walked around a lot
- reloaded my bus card
- made "surrealist food"
- tried to write a blog post
- struggled in writing a blog post
- won a bet for a dollar
- hung out at Café de las Luces
This morning in art we all shared our "surrealist food" or dadaist project... things. I still can't put a finger on how I feel about the class. We all have fun during class, I guess, but I feel like our professor thinks we hate him (mostly because he always asks why we hate him). Oh well. I've learned a decent amount, at least I think I have. Medical Spanish has taught me more vocabulary than I've ever wanted to know, so at least I'll have that when I go back to the states.
One of my suitcases has a broken handle, and I still haven't really gotten presents for anyone (sorry!), so I think Rach and I are gonna make a run to the mall tomorrow afternoon after we're done with finals. I can't believe I leave on Saturday. I'm excited to get back and see everyone, and have reliable high speed wifi (at least until I get to Charlottesville, because I totally just realized that we don't have an internet connection in our apartment yet oops), and drive my car, AND PAINT MY NAILS (it's been almost 5 weeks and I'm at the end of my rope), and pet my dogs, and annoy my sister, and be able to buy 20 ounces of coffee at a time.
I really am going to miss Valencia though. Here, I'll make another bulleted list of things I'll miss:
- my host mom and sister arguing
- Café de las Luces every day
- bocadillos
- small children and small dogs everywhere
- cheap coffee, cheap (legal) alcohol
- everyone around me speaking Spanish
- the weather
- my friends here
- exploring the city
- murcielago
- clubbing until 5/6/7 am
- siestas
- Ralf and company at the centro
- the weather
- did I mention the weather
- the excellent public transportation
- the pace of this city
- the lack of smartphones when not at home or school (everyone's less stressed and plugged in)
Hasta luego!
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