Quick review of the first week

Well, as I call them my broncos, we're all from WMU. Along in my house is another student who attends el Colegio de San Javier, the local secondary school. He's pretty cool. He taught me how my phone works. Turns out that I had lots and lots of luck to find a phone as cheaply as I did ($250 pesos, or a little less than $25USD). Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but nobody really has my number, so I don't worry about it so much.

I think I'm going to drop one of my 7am classes because both of my 7am classes are on the same day. That, and I've taken the class three times before. I still struggle a bit with the language, but everything is going pretty well. Oh, yeah... I've got a 7am class. The other mexican students will be finished with school each day by noon, but the americanos have class at 1pm and 4 or 5pm. What luck, eh? I have taken lots of pictures so far, but I haven't brought them with me to the comp lab. I did buy a guitar, though I didn't mean to. I didn't mean to, but I talked the guy to lower the price by $80 pesos ($8USD). I think I'm still going to buy a guitar of greater quality, though.

We've gone to a couple museums, I walk through all of the old part of the city. I can find myself pretty well here, that's to say that while I can get lost, I can figure out where to go pretty easily. I miss home, but I guess I didn't come here to be comfortable all the time.

Though I don't check my e-mail often, thanks to everyone who sends them to me!