Good Food + Good Friend = Good Finish to the day

I went to school today surprise surprise.  I didn't study much for Spanish cumulative exam, but I felt comfortable with doing, or I guess not doing, that.  Before we started our test, however, Christian Yonseili and I went to speak with wonderful Patty to confirm next module's classes.  It is confirmed I will be taking 2 hours of Advertising, an hour of grammar and an hour of literature.  I look so forward to the grammar and literature because Raquel will be our professor.  I can't wait for the literature because I can't wait to read Spanish literature.  That will definitely help me with my Spanish speaking skills.

Then we finally went to take our test and it was okay.  The preposiciones was a bit hard, but I should be fine.  Then we did our oral presentations.  Christian did his and was told for the fifth week in a row that he can't say "mas mejor."  Yonseili talked about the weather and she was told that she sounded a lot better today than Monday and Tuesday because apparently those days she sounded Colombian....  THEN I talked about how to grow olive trees thanks to you-know-who-is-obsessed-with-them.  The woman (Yonseili) even asked Christian to take a picture of me while I was talking about it.  I did a fair job and was just corrected on a few things.  I still can't believe I talked about olives.  BTW, I read they are good for preventing some types of cancer, alzheimer, and other stuff.  So if you like them, good for you!

We had our test in marketing.  It was a group test.

Yonseili left after school to go straight home because she needed to make some phone calls.  I went to lunch with Brian and Julius.  It was good.

Since Brian needed to work on a few things on the computer at school, I decided to just go home.  I REALLY enjoyed my walk home.  I went at my own pace and I stopped a bit at the park to just observe people.  It rained a bit and that made the walk better.

I picked up my laptop from my house and went over to Yonseili's.  We just chilled, worked on our blogs, and listened to music.  We knew we wanted to go out and do something - in the end it turned out to be a girls' night out.  

Highlight: Girls' night out. We stuffed ourselves so much at Pizzeria el Hornero.  The pizza, the garlic breads with cheese and tomato were delicious.  The french fries and lemonade were scrumptious, too.