Today I woke up late. When I got up, I showered and got
ready, and then I made French toast for my family. They had been skyping with Cristobal
the past week and he told them about this wonderful new food called French toast
that they all just had to try. I was shocked that they never had eaten it, so I
cooked it immediately. Then I realized that we didn’t have any maple syrup, so,
after describing it in detail, I sent my mom to the Jumbo to buy it. She had
never heard of it before, and there was literally only one brand on a tiny
shelf in the Jumbo, and it cost $10, but we got it. They ate the French toast
and really enjoyed it. They yelled at me for not making enough, so I think I
have to make some more soon.
After breakfast, which was really lunch because we
ate it at like 12, my friend Jose came and picked me up and I went over to his
house for an asado. His family is really nice, and they’ve had a lot of
exchange students in the past so they know exactly what I’m going through. We
ate a great lunch (they made chicken for me so I wouldn’t have to eat beef),
and then Jose and I watched TV and talked for a while. I love talking to him
because he has so many amazing stories from his two years of exchange. He has
seen so much of the world and done so many things, and just hearing him talk
about it all is really interesting. I went straight from Jose’s house to my
Rotary counselor Monchito’s house because he had invited all the exchange
students in Rancagua over for a dinner to get to know us. Daniel, Katie, Sally,
and another Katie who goes to a school nearby were there. They were all super
nice, and it was a nice break to be able to speak in English with them for a
while. We made plans to start doing more fun stuff with the exchange students.
It was also really nice to finally actually meet Monchito. I had been kind of
angry that he really wasn’t doing anything as my counselor, but he was really
nice today, and he basically said that if I ever need anything, at anytime, all
I have to do is call him. I want to strengthen my relationship with him. After
we got home, I cooked dinner with my mom, and then we all ate together. We had
a nice long 2 hour conversation. I really like talking to my family around the
dinner table because I feel like I always learn new things. Then I showered and
got ready for school the next day.
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