Other than that, I'm in the process of applying to graduate school for Spanish and/or Hispanic Literature at both UT and UTSA. Applying from abroad hasn't proven to be the easiest of things so that's why I decided to only try for UT(SA) for the time being. If I don't get it, I'll just keep on applying to programs once when I'm back in Texas where things are a bit more readily available. My roommates are going to Baños tomorrow to go on some touristy bike ride, but, unfortunately, I will not be joining them. I'm staying in town to work on applications and essays, BOO! But it'll be nice to have an anti-social weekend because I haven't had one of those since I've been in Ecuador -- how have I been functioning?
Anywho, a little more than 2 weeks ago, Ambato had it's annual 12 de noviembre independence parade. The students from all 40-something schools in Ambato participated in a march. We got there right when it started but we left before Atenas went on because they where 2nd to last (which I actually didn't know at the time). I was, nonetheless, able to download pictures of the event from the school, website which made me happy. I'm kind of bummed that I didn't actually get to see my students perform, though. Not that it makes a difference…I know exactly what they did because all of the schools did the exact. same. thing.
Desfile del 12 de noviembre, independencia de Ambato |
Love you all,
Steph
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