Why don't you join the group, it's better than being a party poop...

Oh man...another week over, a new one beginning and I find myself smack dab in the middle of wondering whether I should have done more during the last week and wondering what I can do next week to feel like I can legitimately call myself a productive member of society.

It's a terrible rock with a bothersome hard place unfortunately placed next to it.

But anyway...I'll take this limbo and share about some general developments in my life.
Things are going well here, fiiiinally I feel like I've got my new routine down. In addition to working with comparte it also includes teaching private English classes 3 days a week to some former students from SALI, whom I love dearly. It's so great to be able to spend time with them and help them improve their English, and maintain good friendships through english classes. I really like teaching, and I've been very blessed to have enough students to keep my schedule full osea- just the way I like it.

Allllso, a very important union between two fantastic countries has taken place. At least that's how the Peruvian Justice of the Peace labeled the wedding of my two dear friends Heather and Calin that took place this Thursday. For those of you that know, Heather came to Peru the same time I did two years ago, and about less than a year ago, she began to date Calin, one of the best Peruvian friends anybody could ask for, aaaand less than 4 months ago, they decided to tie the knot. Here are a couple pictures from their wedding. Soo....you know....Congratulations to those two crazy kids!

Other than that, things are all quiet on the Western South American front. I'm looking forward to spring with great anticipation. I hope everything is going well for all of you guys.

With Love,
Gill Pill