People will be people...

¡Hola!

Another day, another short story. So you know how I mentioned that I was getting the material? Well, I am now but I had some difficulties understanding some stuff earlier today. My professor, José, said he´ll look for some exercises for me with direct and indirect objects to practice using lo, la, los, las, le, les, and se correctly. Other than that, it´s going really well.

We are officailly going to José´s play on Friday which is exciting and tonigh´s a bunch of us are going to the movies together in the mall of Heredia. We´re not sure what movie it´s gonna be yet, I think we´ll decide there.

So some piece of conflict... Yay!

So there´s this German girl, Katharina, in my school who is very much a beginner in Spanish. That´s not the problem though... When I met her on Monday she seemed pleasant enough so we dicided to maybe explore some excursion options for the weekend together. After her complete disorientation and confusion about life both yesterday and today, somehow she still got me to make plans with her. After she had to go to her afternoon class, I don´t have one, I only paid for morning classes, I was talking with Eva (the director of the school) and with Michelle (Eva´s assistant) and they totally feel my frustration with Katharina. To make my weekend more enjoyable, they found awesome things for me to do by myself as well as with other students.

Eva and Michelle did make a lot of sense though. Katharina wants to do an overnight excursion but I only have two weekends here so I´d rather do 2 different tours (one for each day) on the weekend as opposed to just one. Once she´s done with school she has 10 days of pure travel which I don´t have. Instead of going to the volcano Arenál, which I think is the one I´ve been to before, with Katherina, I am going to do a Canopy/Zip-Line tour on Saturday and then on Sunday I might go white water rafting with two other students here, Alyssa (from Denver) and Jakob (from Switzerland). It´s going to be awesome.

Well, til next time!

Con amor,

Meirav