October 4, 2018: Getting ready for Córdoba!

Time went by sloooooower than a sloth's digestive system today.

I really did not do much today but here is what I did. I woke up early (well, 8:45am) to go on a run with Julie at 9am. When I got home, I lifted and showered. It was nice to start my day with that and to get it over with and to feel productive right away.

I ate a big breakfast and it was great and then I ran some errands to get ready for Córdoba. First I went to Staples to print out some bus tickets, and then I went to a kiosco to add credit to my local phone. I also sent an email to my program with the information about my trip. I finished all that by about 12:00pm and truly have done so little since then.

From 12 to 5:45, I packed up all my stuff for Córdoba, watched a documentary for class, and mostly just laid around. I made pasta for lunch and also ate one slice of bread with cream cheese on it like 4 hours later... and a banana. Food baby grows bigger and bigger each day.

I did facetime Claire and Garnet though and that was nice. I really be out here missing them.

Today I discovered that this is the view of the back of my house standing in the mini back porch and looking up. It's pretty cute!

At 5:45pm, Cassandra and I went to the plaza on the corner of my block just to sit outside and enjoy the sun because it is a beautiful day out. There were lots of cute little kids playing with bubbles and riding scooters and while watching them, I thought to myself: Wow, I really don't want kids.

Cassie and I started to head home but we passed by a tiny little store with very cool-looking clothes and decided to stop in. They had a 50% off sale and it ended today so we had to make a game time decision. Cassie ended up getting a sweater and I got a crop top. We be lookin' like locals now.

Kat just got to my house and I'm gonna eat dinner really quick and then we are headed to the bus station for Córdoba. I REALLY hope we find the right bus and get on it. Send prayers, please.

Song Recommendation of the Day: "Black Out Days" by Phantogram