I am officially official

Woke up with about 5 hours of sleep. Tired.

For breakfast I had egg, two toast breads, and a bowl with slices of banana, apple, mandarin and strawberry. To drink I had hot chocolate. A delicious breakfast if I may say so myself.

School? It was good. I was upset because we didn't watch the movie in Spanish class, but that only means we will be watching it for a longer time tomorrow. Score! It also meant that I didn't have to do a summary of what happened today (in the movie). Score! And third, I just want to shout "score" again. Score!

In marketing we were having technical difficulties at first but we learned not to rely completely on technology, as well as other things about Marketing Research.

Afterward Yonseili and I took about 5 taxis back and forth and all over the city because we needed passport pictures and her passport. At 2:30 we had to meet with an employee of the academy so that we could get our Ecuadorian ID's. So at that time we went him him to the D.M.V., I mean, the Ecuadorian immigration services place (whatever it's called). We lasted two hours there, waiting to get our ID's and jet outta there! When our numbers 814 and 815 were finally called we were shocked that we had to take a picture there on the spot. Yonseili and I had a deep conversation during this time.

We went to El Jardin (the mall) and I ate McDonald's. I got a Big Mac and although it was good, I was disappointed because I thought it was supposed to taste exactly the same everywhere. It had been months since I had eaten one, so there's a high possibility that I just forgot what it tastes like back at home. At the mall we saw a little girl falling down the escalator, actually semi rolling down the escalator, nonetheless she was in a dangerous situation but she recovered magnificently. I remember I heard a a guy whisper loudly in shock/confusion as he put his hand over his mouth, "p*ta madre."

Highlight of the Day: Got my Ecuadorian visa today. I am officially official.