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feeling hot hot hot

so today was is a warm day!  i really am enjoying it...


but
the school we were at today had air conditioning in the whole school, except the gym.  we were in the gym.  in fact, there weren't even windows.  we turned on every fan available, regretted wearing jeans, and sucked it up.


i was a little worried because on our way there liz wasn't feeling so hot, haha no, she was definitely feeling hot well.  i went in to figure things out while she waited in the car and i had to break the news there was no air.  let's just say she wasn't excited by the news.


we made it through the day... uncomfortably.




i know i'm being a bit melodramatic.  i don't plan on using the ac in my apartment this year, but i have windows!


i had a box of papers i need to take tomorrow in the igo car so i went by my place before taking the car back so i didn't have to walk the whole way with a heavy box.  as i was walking up with the box i thought, 'i'm putting on shorts for my walk home.'  so i put on shorts and an extra light tshirt and then went and returned the car, but then i was prepared for my walk home.


i'm still enjoying this weather more than the frigidness of winter, it's just kind-of a shock.  


and today we had a teacher who was SO nice!  probably the nicest we've had in a long time.  she just kept praising us and as she left she even said, "it's so nice that you're both bilingual." (her class was a pre-school class who didn't understand english)  which i definitely needed to hear and liz said she did too (even though her spanish is better than mine).


at least i know what to expect tomorrow (we're at the same school)
i'm wearing a skirt


and getting a paleta!   
mango sin chile por favor.  i think i had one of these every week in the spring in mexico... yum!

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