Well, I just realized how long it's been since I posted. I am quite sorry about that. My family keeps asking for a post, and I kept thinking it's only been a couple weeks, but really it's been a month. Eish! Sorry about that.
To be honest with you, the past month has been tough. I guess we just hit that point in our time here where things get hard. Or maybe I just got word out. Either way, it's mostly passed. So I'll try to hit some high points for you in the past weeks.
1. International Day- This is a day where ABCCA celebrates its multiculturalism. It was the day after Thanksgiving. (I had to be in school on Thanksgiving. That was weird.) Everyone wears traditional clothes from their countries and we have a big parade of nations and then people do fun things and we have amazing food from all the moms of ABC and it's basically an insanely huge feast and celebration. Since I know you're wondering, I wore a baseball jersey provided by Clay Adkison. What could be more American than baseball? For those of you who know how I really feel about baseball and are laughing at this irony, thanks. Here's a couple pictures from International Day:
A bird! I ate that thing! mostly...
Burundi dancers! They're amazing.
And of course, Aly and I, looking very American.
(This is the end of this post. I apologize for the incompleteness. See the post above this one for more info about the rest of the semester.)
To be honest with you, the past month has been tough. I guess we just hit that point in our time here where things get hard. Or maybe I just got word out. Either way, it's mostly passed. So I'll try to hit some high points for you in the past weeks.
1. International Day- This is a day where ABCCA celebrates its multiculturalism. It was the day after Thanksgiving. (I had to be in school on Thanksgiving. That was weird.) Everyone wears traditional clothes from their countries and we have a big parade of nations and then people do fun things and we have amazing food from all the moms of ABC and it's basically an insanely huge feast and celebration. Since I know you're wondering, I wore a baseball jersey provided by Clay Adkison. What could be more American than baseball? For those of you who know how I really feel about baseball and are laughing at this irony, thanks. Here's a couple pictures from International Day:
A bird! I ate that thing! mostly...Burundi dancers! They're amazing.
And of course, Aly and I, looking very American.
(This is the end of this post. I apologize for the incompleteness. See the post above this one for more info about the rest of the semester.)
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