back to reality

now that my two week adventure had ended it was definitely back to "real" life in Santiago, meaning:

1. carretes - parties

2. asados - bbqs

3. dreaming in spanish

4. 4 day weekends

now to explain.

- the first week of school isn't real school, for me it consisted of trying out new classes

- the second week of school proved to also not be real school. for me, it consisted of going out 6 nights in a row. granted i did not miss a single class (but if they started any earlier than 2pm i might have.)
- the third week of school also wasn't real school. i don't consider it real school until i have homework, which has yet to present itself
- as an example of how school isn't real school yet, in my Flora Nativa class my professor said we had a "test", and then these random people passed out three different types of snack food for us to try and rate on different scales like texture, intensity of flavor, shape, etc.

the only way the start of this semester could be any easier is if all my classes gave me free snacks