Tag Archives: Spanish
Reason #6: Because the Spanish is the Best in the World
Yet, I stand corrected by a friend. By definition, Spain has the best Spanish in the world. But a walk through the streets of Barcelona might have you questioning that.
Final Exams vs. Fiesta
My Spanish course at the University was coming to an end; thus, I had my final exams quickly approaching. With one week left, I was presented with the opportunity to go to a small Colombian town for a weekend of … Continue reading
The World’s Greatest Teacher
It has been a few months since I undertook the job of a Professor of English. And in case you are wondering, yes, I make everyone address me as Professor. It makes me feel big inside. So… exactly how is … Continue reading
My Average Day
I’ve had the pleasure of talking with a few people back in the States, and I seem to always be asked the same question. What exactly do you do all day? I figured that’s a great question to be answered, … Continue reading
The Closing of the Theater Festival
Since my arrival in Bogotá, the Ibero-American theater festival has been in full swing. When I heard about the closing ceremony, I knew this was something I could not miss.
My Job Search
Here’s the thing. Although I’d prefer to never work again, I knew this idea wasn’t exactly feasible. I ventured down to Bogotá with some cash put away, but I knew eventually, reality would set in. I brought with me a … Continue reading
Hanging With the Fam. Caucasia, Colombia.
When ever an offer is extended to stay with some locals, I jump on it. A friend from The Andiamo (the boat I took) insisted that I come through her town, and doing so turned out to be an absolute … Continue reading
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My First Date With a Latina. Matagalpa, Nicaragua.
I was sick and tired of the heat and being constantly drenched in a blanket of sweat, so I decided to book it towards the mountains. By complete coinicidence, a beautiful Nicaraguan girl was heading the same direction, and later … Continue reading
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Days in Granada. Granada, Nicaragua.
For most visitors, they can’t but help fall in love with Granada. Situated on the banks of Lago de Nicaragua, this picturesque city is lined with Spanish architecture, horse drawn carriages, and vendors selling their handicrafts. Losing yourself in time … Continue reading
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