a little irony anyone?

Alright, so here in Mexico life is tough. I have more or less 13-14 hours of class. It's a bit chilly in the mornings and then in the afternoons its a scorching 25... the campus is gigantic to cross every morning.

I have to go the gym everyday, I have salsa class that is quite time consuming:3 hours a week (not considering the hours i have to dedicate to this dance during nightclubs)! Capoeira that well is tyring me like crazy - Daphne would be proud *sike*.



Right now i have to make crucial decisions: do i go to the beach (let me show u some pictures) playa Sayulita :


or/and playa Vera Cruz... there are a bit of rocks there:


..... I don't know guys its real tough... on top of it all the prices to go there are quite expensive: 32 Euros... I really could use some advice. Also, take note that if i want to go to the beach for two weeks i HAVE to skip class and here they have a strict policy that doesn't tolerate absences.... kind of blows.

Also in each one of my classes, I feel like there is too much work... its like high shcool just constant turning in homeworks... which means that u do so much side work that if you fail the extreeeemly hard test (56% at your exam) you will end up with 82% average. Its nuts. Oh and when I say a hard test, by that I mean a test whre you have an hour and a half with three too straightforward questions!

Otherwise, i have to return to my house today to clean up my room in case I have to choose one of all the Mexican chicks that are running after my moves...hum i may also have to get a maid, we have fruit flies... i guess i could consider it since my rent is 92 Euros per month ... for a house with coure intérieure, three rooms, living room, two balconies...a tiny itsy bit excessive, don't you recken?

Over more, grocery shopping is really annoying, so annoying that Morgan and I have to take a taxi to go back home and he makes us pay 1.50$ - yeah, its expensive! If you were here you would agree!




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