Mishaps in Spain no. 27

Happy Sabbath to everyone! The school year is coming to a close here in Sagunto, and so is everyone's umph to go to class. Of course, I still go to class, actually I just missed my first one yesterday on purpose. I was doing something else. They just payed a game though still I feel kind of guilty. Teachers are all realaxed now too after DELE and what not.

I actually really wanted to do a picture blog, but that doesn't look like it's going to happen, 'cause I still don't have internet in my computer and it would be kind of a hassle to transfer them all over to Brett's computer and so forth; so I'm not going to do that. I though I would just give y'all a little timetable of what I am working with here at the end of this year. Tomorrow the 20th we go to Port Aventura which I mentioned in the other blog. Five days later on the 25th we are going to have the closing program for ESDES. I'll be playing with the orchestra for that and also giving a short speech at the end of the program. Wish Ma and Pa could be here for that, but the don't seem to plan ahead a lot here so it was kind of hard to know that back then I guess. The week after that is all finals and then the 31st of this month we can all scatter. Yay!!!

I'm really hungry right now, 'cause in about an hour I will not have eaten in a day. I guess it's good for the soul though.

For those of you who are going to be coming here soon. I have picked a theme song for our stay here in europe and I am going to write down the lyrics below so that y ou can be learning them beforehand if you get a chance. It's a hymn called Sweet, Sweet Spirit. In Spanish it's called Dulce Espiritu. It starts in English, There's a sweet sweet Spirit in this place, and I know that.... You get the idea. Here it is.

Hay un dulce espiritu aqui,

Y yo se que es el Espiritu del Senyor.

Cada rostro expresa el goso, si,

Pues sentimos la presencai del Salvador.

Coro: Santo Espiritu, Paloma fiel,

Quedate aqui, Y llenanos de tu amor. Y por tus obras te

damos hoy loor; Y sin dudar yo se que

nueva vida en ti Tendremos siempre aqui.

Just one quick note before leaving. I didn't put in any accents, cause I don't know how to do it on Brett's computer, and for those of you who notice I put the y in Senyor because the "n" is supposed to be an enye. Yeah, it's an "n" with a little squigly thing over top.

Ciao.