Sophie!

- La Fantasma
  
  Today, tonight, again, the plaza will be filled up with people- dancing, some of them, the maestro counting “uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete …” for the world. The people are tangling and untangling themselves. Across the street two young men are kissing like they’re starving for it, and an older woman with long…
- An update long over-due
  
  It’s been far too long since I’ve written an update here (sorry mom and dad!). I think I keep feeling intimidated by all there is to say, and I know I won’t be able to convey the full depth of what I’ve learned in the past few months. Maybe scratching the surface will allow space…
- First Thoughts! Oaxaca, The ALG, and La Guarida.
  
  And I’m off! After a long nine month of anxious anticipation I’ve finally begun my year abroad, and its off to a fantastic start! I arrived in the city of Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico, about three days ago. I have little experience traveling internationally by myself and virtually no Spanish language skills, and so was…
- La Fantasma
  
  Today, tonight, again, the plaza will be filled up with people- dancing, some of them, the maestro counting “uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete …” for the world. The people are tangling and untangling themselves. Across the street two young men are kissing like they’re starving for it, and an older woman with long…
- An update long over-due
  
  It’s been far too long since I’ve written an update here (sorry mom and dad!). I think I keep feeling intimidated by all there is to say, and I know I won’t be able to convey the full depth of what I’ve learned in the past few months. Maybe scratching the surface will allow space…
- First Thoughts! Oaxaca, The ALG, and La Guarida.
  
  And I’m off! After a long nine month of anxious anticipation I’ve finally begun my year abroad, and its off to a fantastic start! I arrived in the city of Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico, about three days ago. I have little experience traveling internationally by myself and virtually no Spanish language skills, and so was…
- La Fantasma
  
  Today, tonight, again, the plaza will be filled up with people- dancing, some of them, the maestro counting “uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete …” for the world. The people are tangling and untangling themselves. Across the street two young men are kissing like they’re starving for it, and an older woman with long…
- An update long over-due
  
  It’s been far too long since I’ve written an update here (sorry mom and dad!). I think I keep feeling intimidated by all there is to say, and I know I won’t be able to convey the full depth of what I’ve learned in the past few months. Maybe scratching the surface will allow space…
- First Thoughts! Oaxaca, The ALG, and La Guarida.
  
  And I’m off! After a long nine month of anxious anticipation I’ve finally begun my year abroad, and its off to a fantastic start! I arrived in the city of Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico, about three days ago. I have little experience traveling internationally by myself and virtually no Spanish language skills, and so was…