Something to promote the study abroad program:

Uhhh,,, So it’s really fun, and sometimes hard. I’m learning a lot about myself. Right? And some nights I go out and stay up all night. Sometimes I stay home and study. Sometimes I stay home and watch movies in English with Spanish subtitles. There’s only two more weeks left. I’ve got to hit the books. I’ve got to go out and drink with my Buenos Aires friends before it’s time to leave and (maybe) I never see them again. I have to appreciate this. But living here or there - there’s still money to spend. A limited amount that is. People are still the same no matter where you go. Sometimes I guess you just have to chill and live the normal life. Cause honestly, you know what people do in Buenos Aires? They do the same thing they do in San Diego. The same they do in your hometown.

Okay, maybe they go out a little later - unless you live in Europe or something.

I haven’t been to Europe yet and I have no idea what I’m talking about.

I’m trying to type in the dark here. Can’t sleep. Studied, ate, showered, studied some more, went to bed at a reasonable hour. Good to stay home and work sometimes though, especially when you’re on a scholarship.

It’s peaceful though. I would highly recommend the investment of studying abroad. Sometimes you just need a change of scenery. When I first arrived the air smelled so cold and different. Now it kind of smells smoggy - but I’m not complaining! I feel good just about being in this place. Maybe I just need to take a step back and just breath… cough, cough. Might as well keep smoking in a city like this.

:)