It's been a rough month.... We had a busy month filled with TEFL trainings, talleres, charlas, and more work than we could ask for! We just got done with Nica Tesol, which was a two day conference in Managua with English teachers from all over Nicaragua. It was great meeting so many teachers from different regions of the country, but it was certainly one of the longest two days we´ve had this month. Thank goodness we had a week off after Nica Tesol because I don´t think I could have gone to work afterward. I went up north to visit a friend in Jinotega during my little break. It was an awesome trip and the nine hours it took to get to his farm was totally worth it! It was so relaxing to be there for a couple of days. I wish I could have stayed longer because the climate was perfect and the views was spectacular. Sometimes, I wonder why I wasn't sent up north... Oh well... The grass is always greener on the other side.
I have a lot more to write about this month, but I think I've had enough internet time for one day...
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