I woke up at 8, did yoga, ate breakfast, cleaned the kitchen, watered the plants, did laundry, prepared for my english class, ate lunch, and whoosh - it was 1-30.
Rafael, the taxi driver picked me up and I met Julieta at the market in Emiliano Zapata. I bought cositas for Estela and headed back home. Stopped by the post office on the way and ran into four blond haired, blue eyed missionaries who were all about my age or younger. They spoke Spanish perfectly, and said their mission here was for two years. They asked me if I was interested in hearing what they had to say and I simply said, no, thanks, but thanks anyways....funny....
Anyways, I planned for a super cool English class but the students didn´t show. I think I have two plus more students though....I am going to be giving English classes 6 days a week! EEEk!!!!!
Haha, anyways, so Estela and I were hanging out talking on the couch and out of the blue she said, let´s finish the horno! Horno, or stove, as you people over there know it.
(We are going to make so much bomb bread and pizza in this thing....)We put glass and sand on the bottom so that it heats faster, and lodo on top of the bricks. I got super dirty and now I think I can make one in the states! The neighbor came over and we went to Estela´s mom´s house for a second, then to buy a cake, and then ate cake with the neighbors!!! We played, talked, hung out, etc. I love life here!!!
(Ninos...)
(Dulce y Leslie....so sweet!)
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