Yesterday was super fun. Today I'm sure will be as well.
I didn't explore a morrish palace ,or get lost in the woods.
I didn't save a life or make a profound leap in my Spanish. (Although this new class is going much faster than the last one and I'm learning mucho vocabulario, as well as so many new verbs and their conjugations.)
I didn't meet a hot guy and I didn't discover new meaning within myself.
I just had a good day. School was great. I love school. Nerd here, yes I know. But really, my profesors are great, as well as my classmates. We learn a lot but also have a lot of fun. Spanish is awesome, too. I seriously love the language so much. I wish I could major in Spanish and Nursing. I would also love a lot of other majors, but nonetheless I start nursing school in the fall, so there is no turning back now. Speaking of which, I really think my experience here will help me with my future profession.
I've had such a good time here and I've met some great people. My roommates and I would literally make the best sitcom, whether we are out for helado (which is often) or just chillin over lunch at 3pm, we always have fun.
I love it here. That is all. Just simply that.
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Anna, I don't know if you have read any of the comments, but I am glad you are having a wonderful time. Yes, because there are so many Spanish speaking people pouring into the US every day, a nurse who can speak Spanish (even if you have to re-learn the Mexican version of it) is going to have a MAJOR advantage over those who do not!
ReplyDeleteWhile you may not be able to major in Spanish (not a real money maker as a major by itself anyway), if you are fluent in Spanish (speaking and reading it well) then you will have opportunities not only for better positions for jobs, but also, you can go on Doctors Without Borders or other organizations mission trips as a Spanish speaking nurse and will be muy apreciada!
So....long story short, just keep swimming...just keep swimming....