My life's not an adventure, but it keeps me awake. Sometimes.

I returned to the states in June 2004, and began what I expected to be a boring life. My expectations were not met. Sure some of it is mind-numbing, but I've been having mini-adventures that keep me pseudo-sane.

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

1/4 Spanish

I received the CDs today to continue studying. The first eight units are similar to the shortened version I already have, but that's no big deal. The next 24 will be new info. And I'll get $100 off on the next level when I return these.

So I'm psyched to continue. Of course the next place the Red Cross sends me will probably have people who speak Russian, and then I'll yell, "DRAT!"

4 Comments:

  • At 10:59 PM, Anonymous Beata said…

    Mom, I am so proud of you for learning Spanish. I wish I was there to join you! That will be my next language, for sure, so at least you will have a buddy to talk to! :-)

     
  • At 9:16 AM, Blogger Jer said…

    Great. You can use my CDs. I'm excited about getting the Rosetta Stone program too. It's fun learning new info.

     
  • At 8:59 PM, Anonymous Cindy said…

    no habla espanol (?)

     
  • At 6:51 AM, Blogger Jer said…

    Entiendo, Cindy, y hablo Espanol un poco.

     

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