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| 3rd November 2008 Gina Marie | studying in Guayas - From: Quito sucks I hope this isn't too late for your decision, but YES, absolutely study in Guayaquil. It is the best way to learn and the city is a place you can't help but fall in love with. The people will love you and you won't want to leave. A week here is worth a month at an American University. If I can give you any help, please just ask! |
| 23rd September 2008 anonymous | - From: Quito sucks hi, i just googled guayaquil and your blog came up. it has given me a lot of insight! i am planning on studying there in the spring. would you recommend it? |
| 28th July 2008 Melissa | - From: Te extraño Oh don't you worry Gina, I will make fun of you for being pale. Mwahaha. |
| 23rd July 2008 melissa | - From: Mi Vida Sounds like you had a really great time this past weekend. I am glad you are having fun at least on the weekends. Miss you, seems like you have been gone forever. |
| 19th July 2008 Melissa | - From: Culture Shock Progessing Haha your going to Banos this weekend? Does this mean you are going to the bathrooms? Sounds like fun. I kid. |
| 11th July 2008 Laura | - From: Salinas & Cynical Mondays Hey Gina! Sounds like you're having a pretty interesting time. Believe me - you're not missing much in New Jersey. The humidity's been so high lately it's been getting everyone sick. The 4th of July was okay, but again, you didn't miss much. I went to the fireworks at Oak Glenn and some creep hit on me. Ugh. What a creeper. It's so random with the Abe Lincoln statue you mentioned last post ahaha with the L on his forehead. Today I was checking out the week's forecast so I checked on Ecuador as well, out of cuiosity. I see what you mean though about wanting to check out the local attractions and talk to people rather then be in class. I had to fill out a survey for Haverford yesterday and it asked me all sorts of questions about what language I'll be taking and if I have intentions of studying abroad. I feel like I'd run into the same situation though. Never having really been outside of America, I really want to explore new places and such. I guess that's how you must feel, even if only a little. I don't have much experience with languages though so who knows where I'll end up. I'm not sure 6 years of Latin will carry me too far. The club and dancing sounds like a lot of fun. I'm glad that Ecuador itself is really interesting, outside of class, and that you feel really confident with your Spanish. Although those dreams you've mentioned sound kinda sketchy - hopefully they'll stop soon. Anyway, home misses you as well. Hope all is well :) Laura p.s. congrats on getting home without the detour! |
| 29th June 2008 Melissa | - From: Las Primeras Dias Hey Gyna. Sounds like you are having a good time down there. I want to see pictures! I miss your face. Love, Melissa |
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