It’s a lifestyle

Last night we went for dinner with our school class in a restaurant in Las Canitas called Las Cholas, a pretty standard Argentine parilla. It was good fun.

A lady from another class, Jenny, also joined us. She’s about 55 and has been travelling all around South America by herself for 6 months. Now she’s learning Spanish before starting the next 6 months. Quite impressive really. She’s off to Patagonia to go camping next.

School today was good, we’re doing quite a bit of revision in advance of Friday’s exam. Estefanía, our teacher, seems to think it will be quite easy, I’m not so sure.

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durban said…
GOOD LUCK ON FRIDAY.
1 October 2008 at 20:19
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