So just the other day (today) I was looking through a load of quotes and sayings about life, change, love and the such looking for just the right one that could describe something about my time here (yeah I was trying to get all philosophical... and sound super smart). But the more I looked, the more I just kept thinking of this one that made me laugh... And I really don't have a good reason why I decided it was my favorite, seeing as it's not at all in the least very philosophical. Except maybe that because it made me laugh, I chose it. Because I believe anything that makes you laugh is something good. They've been right along, laughter truly is the medicine in life. That and love. And health. And all that good stuff... but you know, psh, who needs that when you're happy and smiley right? :)
Moving on....
HOLY SWEET MOTHER OF BABY JESUS!(excuse me). 1 WEEK?!! 1 SMALL. TEENY. INSIGNIFICANT. WEEK?!
Yes people, it's true. I will be in the United States of America in:
7 Days 16 Hours 15 Minutes and approximately 53 seconds... 52... 50... 48.... etc.
They always said how fast exchange years go, but even though I had the long days... and long nights, I never really imagined it would go THAT fast. I can't believe it. It's weird. That is the word I've chosen, weird.
Weird to think I will be in a completely different country that I've lived my entire life in but am now not completely accustomed to it.
Weird that I will be seeing the people I love and have missed for almost a year.
Weird after living in such a surreal-like dream world I will be going back to reality.
And of course it's also scary, sad, exciting, good, and crazy.
Now that I've updated you all on that, let me tell you about a little something that happened in this past month I haven't written...
MIS PAPAS estaban en Argentina, conmigo, viajando por 2 semanas!
MY PARENT were in Argentina, with me, traveling for 2 weeks!
It was the most amazing thing getting to see their faces in real life and not over the webcam all the time. Oh and my sister was there too of course ;)
Here's a little of the mischief we got into:
Yes, you guessed it... the windy city of Comodoro Rivadavia.
The family my father lived with in Mendoza 33 years ago.
Horseback riding fun in Mendoza. Cabalgata!
Malia looking quite silly in Bariloche... she broke her ankle after that..... totally kidding.
Rotating restaurants on the top of hills in Bariloche? Ummm.... I think YES.
Buenos Aires middle eastern food restaurant... delish.
That's all for now! I'll be seeing many of you in a week! :D Can't wait!
Besos
K
4 comments:
I cant believe your going home already! I have over a month left and I was thinking I barely have any time. Weird is definitly the word I have been using a lot. Everyone has been asking me how it feels to have my exchange year come to an end and I always say the same thing, konstigt!Haha I hope you do have fun though! =)
Welcome back! Too bad you are arriving so early at DFW, otherwise you would have us as a welcoming committee. Now, what are your summer plans?? Love, Aunt Chris
Life is always "real" it just moves around at times. Coming home will be exciting and then boring but it will always be home. Enjoy it while you can as you will be headed to college before you know it.
Have really enjoyed your blog.
Thanks for sharing.
Karol
Delicious Meal there. Wonna be there too
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