Our lungs took a break

Today was "aight."

In the morning, since we were running a bit late, we walked toward Thomas de Berlanga to get a taxi.  We look both ways and the street was practically empty.  As Yonseili said, it would have been great to have a camera handy.  We wouldn't see the street that way ever again.  Today was the last day of the holiday so people would be arriving later.  We had no more than 15 minutes to get to school and that would usually mean we'd be late.  But, even though it took us a while to get a taxi, we were still able to get to school on time.  It took us FIVE minutes to get there because of the lack of traffic.  It was amazing and definitely the first and last time that would happen.

School wasn't too populated either.  It felt empty.  Sure, the University wasn't having classes, only the Academia was, but it's not like the University students are always around where we are.  And although the university wasn't having classes, Yonseili and I still had Publicidad.  Then we had Literature.

After school we ate at Ajo Macho's.  Later I felt bad because Adriana told me she was expecting us for lunch.  I had no idea obviously, but I guess since she knows Yonseili doesn't have the afternoon class on Wednesdays she expects us.  Then the rest of the day literally was homework and a little bit of internet surfing, and okay okay, a little bit of Facebook.

Martin from school had messaged Yonseili about whether or not we were going out.  She had mentioned to him that we were definitely looking for something more chill and different than Bungalow and that's what he and some other international students were looking for as well.  Either way we had too much homework and so we didn't go out.

Highlight of the day: NO TRAFFIC! YAY!!! Which meant LESS POLLUTION! Our lungs rested for a while.