Morcilla

Yesterday we went on the 2nd part of our tour of Avila with Chabe. Nice way to start the day, but then I was really tired in Serafin's class. In the beginning of his lecture he was basically repeating things he had said before or things I had already read in the reading he gave us and it was so boring that I was having lots of trouble keep my eyes open. He noticed and asked me what I had done the night before that I was so tired. Oops. That perked me up out of embarrassment. Courtney told me later that she had actually closed her eyes and was surprised he didn't say anything to her. I'm serious Serafin just likes to pick on me. I don't know if he likes me. O well...I'm done with his classes.

Tutoring with Gabriela was an exchange of recipes. I gave her nestle's chocolate chip cookies. haha. I am supposed to send her some indian dishes when I get home.

After class Raquel and Eva picked us up from the school and we went out to lunch to say bye because they are going to be really busy with exams next week and we leave on Wednesday. :(
Anyways, we went out for an AMAZING Spanish-style lunch. They took us to a little bar in the old mororia and we sat outside in the sun and ordered raciones of Morcilla (maybe I have a little obsession with this now - Spanish blood sausage), Tortilla Espanyola, croquettes, cheese, and some sort of dish that I forget the name of, but it's like little pieces of a pig that is mostly bone, but there is a little meat on it, a little fat, and they fry it. I don't like it so much, but Eva was loving those. Good time. I will miss them, they are so sweet.

Slow day of homework and...I have no idea where the day went. I don't think I did that much. Went to sleep a little early because I am still tired and even though someone came knocking on my door at 11:30 to go out I ignored it and slept. Woke up today still tired with a little bit of a headache. Definitely a siesta day.