Well today is my last day in Xela. It feels quite strange because I´ve been here for 2 months now and it´s starting to feel like home. I´ll be saying goodbye to the friends I´ve made here and get back in to the rhythm of moving from place to place every few days... I´m excited about what´s ahead but also a little sorry to say goodbye.So next up for me will be a trip to the capital to renue my visa... the 90 day visa you get whe...

I´ve sort of been putting this entry off because I have so much to say I don´t really no where to begin! So much has happened since I started school 2 weeks ago. All the studying has tired my brain out and I´ve had bloggers block! I shall try to summarise as best I can the fantastic experiences I´ve had so far in my new home... First week at Proyecto Lingüistico Quetzalteco de Español... ...

So I´m now up in the Western Highlands in a city called Quetzaltenango but most people call it Xela (Shay-la). This will be my home for the next month as I start Spanish school here on Monday.I said my goodbyes to Paul, Chris and Karl and made my way up here yesterday. It seems like an interesting city so far. A good choice for Spanish study I think. It doesn´t have the instant gratification of Antigua but I can tell it´s going to be a grower. T...