King Kabob

Last night actually turned out to be a lot of fun. I thought we were all just going out to grab a quick ice cream, but we ended up going to get tea as well (I'm still feeling a little sick) and then a few of us went to King Kabob, which is this late night Turkish diner. We met two really nice guys who work there who sat with us for a long time and talked to us in Spanish. It's always a relief to find people who will give you time to form what you want to say but who aren't harsh or critical if you mess up. Carmen and Mohammad (the two guys) said that I was the best out of the group and that my speaking is very fluid and precise. I was so excited!
Today we had school again, it was really easy and we didn't have any homework. I feel as though I am really starting to understand the grammar and I hope that it will stick with me in conversation.
For lunch we had this yellow rice soup and for dinner we had a kind of potato brick thingie (very filling). Meg and I went to the Arcadia office for a little bit and did some research on the trips we want to take to Italy and Dublin. I am trying to figure out if I can swing them financially, but since it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, I'm sure I'll find a way. We are hopefully going to buy all the tickets on Wednesday so I can stop worrying and going back and forth. I won't decide on the trip to Morocco until later, when we hear about the cost and the details of the trip.


Love Always,
Em