Went to my final day of school. (We have 3 skip days and I elected to use one of them for Friday!) I found out my grades... I think I need to learn to slack off better. The grades themself do not transfer - it will show up as a pass or fail on my transcript. Here's what I earned... Grammar: B; Business: A-; Economics: A; Culture: A. I only needed C's... haha.Overall I felt as though I learned a ton about the EU through my business classes as well as the home countries of my fellow classmates. It definitely did not feel like five hours of class everyday! Thank goodness!
After school I headed back home we ate lunch and I packed my bags. That was difficult. I'm such a pack rat sometimes.
I then headed over to the residencia to go to dance class :-D. The residencia is 4 stories (only the middle two 
have students in it this term). The porch overhangs on the left and is over the gas station below. Definitely way better than a typical dorm.
have students in it this term). The porch overhangs on the left and is over the gas station below. Definitely way better than a typical dorm.Our final dance class was SPECTACULAR. We all were so silly. We actually look pretty darn good now. Alvaro our teacher wanted to know how people dance in the US. Erik, who was there today to step in for Jon's absence, told him its más cerca y más sucio (closer and dirtier). Janessa and I demonstrated.
I headed home for a well needed siesta... b/c I knew I was going to fiesta later on!
At dinner I asked for Pic w/ Tomas and Maite. Here's us on their couch. They're so funny. At dinner Tomas quizzed me about my stay here. He asked if it was up to my expectations and if it was a positive or a negative experience. I told him it was great. He said, "Perfecto." And then did his normal smoker's chuckle.
After dinner I headed to the residencia. 
We were all meeting up there for one last night of fun! Our first stop was El Savor. We got to show off our amazing salsa skills. Next was Camelot. This place is more Americanized. I was sardined in there for quite awhile! The last place we went to was Kandhavia. It was my first time there... huge dance floor and great music. As the night went on we said goodbye to many of the people that are sticking around here. On a brighter note, Annie and I made it for churros. They open up at 4:30 AM. I'm pretty proud of myself! haha And they were AMAZING! 6 churros and a thing of chocolate for 2.60 euro. Divide that by two and you've got a cheap snack!
We were all meeting up there for one last night of fun! Our first stop was El Savor. We got to show off our amazing salsa skills. Next was Camelot. This place is more Americanized. I was sardined in there for quite awhile! The last place we went to was Kandhavia. It was my first time there... huge dance floor and great music. As the night went on we said goodbye to many of the people that are sticking around here. On a brighter note, Annie and I made it for churros. They open up at 4:30 AM. I'm pretty proud of myself! haha And they were AMAZING! 6 churros and a thing of chocolate for 2.60 euro. Divide that by two and you've got a cheap snack! 
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