¨Eres Tostada…TOE-STAH-DA¨ 2
…which was a lot different than this week’s bus ride which included musings about who was going to use the machete in my tool bag.
Tricia
Mi vida entera está en el subjuntivo 2
This whole operation spelled HOSPITAL to me, from the wooden plank they laid on the roof so the metal sheet wouldn’t pop up to the precarious position of the kitchen knife looming over Luke’s face
Sí, sí, todavia estoy aquí en Guatemala 10
Nope, I didn’t come home today
No hay tal cosa como ¨una via¨ (lo siento Johnny Luke) 14
So after we rolled backwards down the hill, I thought for sure the driver would just go another, less steep way. Claro que no.
Hopefully Johnny Luke Will Click Through Now 2
The last couple of days have been chock full of studying, social and school activities, I haven’t been able to focus much on work so tomorrow it’s back to the grind. I thought I’d be even worse about writing, but I’ve only missed a few days really, although I know I […]
No hay nada como una sauna que cuesta cuatro dolares 6
I am dying to know what happens in a ¨busy room¨
La lluvia, la lluvia váyase 4
I’m sure he was equally freaked out to see me sitting there, singing ¨Sugalumps¨and wearing almost every piece of clothing I have including a hat, scarf and a single mitten.
Me pregunto que está pasando con mis calcetines ahora 6
If I see some teenage kid wearing my Mickey Mouse t-shirt and one of my erroneous socks around Xela tomorrow, ¨XelaWho¨is going to have another international incident to cover.
Estoy empezando a preguntarme cómo yo que aprendí Inglés 7
I guess you can never know too many other words for ¨mistress¨
me, te, se, lo, la, le, les, nos…ODIO los pronombres 8
No matter how good my Spanish gets I don´t think I´ll ever buy a live pig.