Todo es bien!

I don't even know where to begin. I love the response that I have been getting about this blog. It's like I'm taking all of you on this trip with me. This time though, I'm not going to write about my day, I'm just going to say a few key points.

I'm starting to feel more comfortable at my new "house". It was weird adjusting to living with a stranger our of no where who barely speaks your same language, but we're starting to communicate. I found out that she has been hosting students since 1997 and has had about 30 students live with here. I like it because she understands our behavior better. She watches her grandson, Juan Antonio, Mondays-Fridays during the day while his parents work. He's 2 years old and knows colors in English. I get to see him during lunch and I'm starting to talk to him more. He was very shy, as was I knowing that he can speak more Spanish than me haha

Another observation of Granada is that dogs are everywhere and they are trained to walk next to their owner without a leash and they don't beg for attention. One negative about the city is that a lot of people smoke in public. I can't walk to school without getting a whif of smoke at some point.


Also for those of you who don't have access to my pictures on facebook, here is a beautiful picture of the scenery that I see on my way to school. I cross this river everyday, like 4 times a day.

That's all for this quick post, talk to you guys again soon!