There are not enough of them. I wish I had more hours in the day to do what I want to do and what I need to do. Sorry I have not updated in a few days. I have a couple more posts about Guatemala, but I have been busy catching up on reading, looking for a summer internship and applying for school-related things. My happy balance of work and play is a little precarious as of late and I really don't want to half-ass the post about the procession in Antigua.
I'm skipping a day in Guatemala and flashing forward to the ride home. As the cold Chicago weather hit my toes (open-toed sandals on the plane were not the best idea) and reminded us that we were no longer in Guatemala, a large white hummer limo pulled up to the curb -- for us. Our trip leaders thought it would be a perfect ending to an amazing trip and so it was. This was the first time I have ever been in a limo and while half of us still felt sick and the other half wanted to just crawl into bed and sleep, we roughed it out, laughed, reminisced and danced our way back to Evanston.
I can't believe it has already been two weeks since we have been back.
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em chow, if you happen to be spending your summer in nyc (since you're looking for an internship?) let me knowwww. im trying to find housing!!!
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