The chronicles of a professor, his teaching assistant, and their 8 students as they make their way through an amazing study abroad experience in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Just wanted to let everyone know how my experience is so far. May I just start by saying that the United States of America, and its subsidiary known as the passport agency, for here on we will call, "Them", are so hopped up on colors of the national threat level that through their kaleidoscope of fear-mongering they have yet to process my passport.
Be as it may, I'm going to Oaxaca, even if it means I have to throw myself in a duffle bag and get checked in at the airport.
All jokes aside, I have throughly enjoyed the readings, and I am looking forward to getting to know each of you personally. I hope you all did great on your finals, I will be the first to say that I'm catching Jose or Mark with shaving cream, or toothpaste in their sleep.
Oaxaca!
ReplyDeleteJourney to Oaxaca: Prelude
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let everyone know how my experience is so far.
May I just start by saying that the United States of America, and its subsidiary known as the passport agency, for here on we will call, "Them", are so hopped up on colors of the national threat level that through their kaleidoscope of fear-mongering they have yet to process my passport.
Be as it may, I'm going to Oaxaca, even if it means I have to throw myself in a duffle bag and get checked in at the airport.
All jokes aside, I have throughly enjoyed the readings, and I am looking forward to getting to know each of you personally. I hope you all did great on your finals, I will be the first to say that I'm catching Jose or Mark with shaving cream, or toothpaste in their sleep.
What happens in Mexico...
Stays on your transcript.
-Miguelito