Friday, April 22, 2011
And then there were 3
Three days until my 22 hour travel day back home to the states. I am very excited!! London and Dublin were absolutely amazing but maybe I'll write more about those during my 6 hour layover in Philadelphia. Bad ad that sounds, that's a heck of a lot better than the 26 hour layover we had in the beginning! See you all soon :)
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
It's the final countdown (part 3)
PEDRAZA
ONE DOOR IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
The wall of the city was a prison..crosses on the wood of the window
TRESPASSING TO THE MONASTERY
SPIDERMAN! The construction workers have fun while restoring the 15th century monastery
We climbed a 6 foot wall to trespass...
And escaped the cows
ONE DOOR IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
The wall of the city was a prison..crosses on the wood of the window
TRESPASSING TO THE MONASTERY
SPIDERMAN! The construction workers have fun while restoring the 15th century monastery
We climbed a 6 foot wall to trespass...
And escaped the cows
It's the final countdown (part 1)
LA GRANJA
our culture class trip...honestly this is where I learned more about culture than in that classroom
our culture class trip...honestly this is where I learned more about culture than in that classroom
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
TAG! You’re it!
Reader discretion is advised. This post is not suitable for audiences under the age of 15.
So the strangest thing happened to me in Segovia today and I need to get it off my chest. (No pun intended...you’ll understand later.) Earlier on the beautiful Tuesday afternoon, I was walking home for lunch after my last art workshop with Jesús (which was great by the way, I finished my work and I love it) with my roommate, Teah and my friend Shelby. We were minding our own business talking about something or other and we reached the aqueduct where many kids/students were. Well, one boy started walking with us...sort of. He was lagging behind us a bit which was fine and as we turn the corner and start walking on the street that Teah and I live on, he started to creep closer to me. This was totally bizarre to me because not many people live on the same street as us and it doesn’t get a whole lot of traffic plus, the kid was like walking next to me. Just as I thought he was going to say something to me, he put his hand on my chest (yes, and grabbed my boob) and began to ran away. Yes, I screamed! Immediately, Teah and Shelby begin to ask me, “What did he just do to you?!” and stunned, I wasn’t really sure what to think about what has occurred but I responded, “I think I was just tagged.” I don’t know if it was some part of game or a dare that his friends told him to do but either way, no one saw it so his buddies won’t believe him. Oh well, after being stunned for a while, I’m okay now. I can laugh about it and tell my friends at school about the Segovia boob tag game which I guess is cool to do around here.
:)
So the strangest thing happened to me in Segovia today and I need to get it off my chest. (No pun intended...you’ll understand later.) Earlier on the beautiful Tuesday afternoon, I was walking home for lunch after my last art workshop with Jesús (which was great by the way, I finished my work and I love it) with my roommate, Teah and my friend Shelby. We were minding our own business talking about something or other and we reached the aqueduct where many kids/students were. Well, one boy started walking with us...sort of. He was lagging behind us a bit which was fine and as we turn the corner and start walking on the street that Teah and I live on, he started to creep closer to me. This was totally bizarre to me because not many people live on the same street as us and it doesn’t get a whole lot of traffic plus, the kid was like walking next to me. Just as I thought he was going to say something to me, he put his hand on my chest (yes, and grabbed my boob) and began to ran away. Yes, I screamed! Immediately, Teah and Shelby begin to ask me, “What did he just do to you?!” and stunned, I wasn’t really sure what to think about what has occurred but I responded, “I think I was just tagged.” I don’t know if it was some part of game or a dare that his friends told him to do but either way, no one saw it so his buddies won’t believe him. Oh well, after being stunned for a while, I’m okay now. I can laugh about it and tell my friends at school about the Segovia boob tag game which I guess is cool to do around here.
:)
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