Probabobablamente.

Hola a todos,
Things have been incredibly busy here in Spain and are only getting busier! I only have on free weekend of the semester left, the rest I'll be traveling (Lagos, Morroco, Ireland, England, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam!), so I hope it doens't go by too fast!

Alot of random things have happened, and no one likes to hear the actual important stuff, like school (which isn't actually real here) cause it's boring so I'll just stick w/ a few funny/interesting things that have happened.

Cadiz Carnaval was alot of fun! There were thousands of people in the most incredible costumes all of the streets. I'm glad I went to see what it was like, but I think I would need some time before I tried that on again, but dressing up was fun!!

Hahahaha! My fav pic of the night

The other day in class, (my 6 person history class) one of my friends was having some slight difficulties with her Spanish and answered our Prof. with "probabobablamente." Of course I was so bored after two hours of that class I laughed for a solid 10 minutes. We had also all tied our scarves on our heads in turbans in preparation for our trip to Morroco this weekend, which just added to the humor. Our Prof. loves us.

My friend Amit introduced us to one of his local friends the other day. He said "Hola, soy Alejandro. Como la canción," which means, "Hi, I'm Alejandro, like the song." I was glad to see the influence of Gags has been spread far and wide. Alejandro asked Amit how his weekend was and Amit said, "Amazamente." After he walked away Alejandro was like, "Yeah, that's not a word." Hahaha, we're all working on it.

My roommate and I were walking down the street the other night on the way to meet some friends when this guy aproached us and asked if we were Americans. We looked at each other and were both hesitant, because when someone asks that they don't generally have good intentions. Molly finally said yes and he asked her to talk to someone on his phone. Turns out, he's dating an American girl that's studying here and couldn't understand what she was saying on the phone. Molly helped them both out so they could find each other. At first I thought he just couldnt understand because of the phone, but no. He speaks no English and she speaks no Spanish...I guess they won't have communication issues since they just can't communicate at all!

I learned the hard way that fuzzy socks are NOT the proper attire to pack when you have to air dry your clothes. THEY DON"T DRY.

Anyways, I have to start packing! We're leaving for Morroco (AFRICAA WAKA WAKA) tommorow morning and I'm so excited. Other students have said it's the best trip they've been on.

So excitedd!

mrt