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I was supposed to have a class right now, but the teacher had to leave suddenly for an emergency and no one told me, so I'm just enjoying a coffee and updating you for the next 20 minutes or so before my own private class thingy.
I can't believe I only have 4 1/2 more weeks of teaching. My Mommy is arriving a month from tomorrow and our trip planning is coming along very nicely! I am really looking forward to seeing everyone at home, but like I said in the last post, I just know how sad I'm going to be at the same time when all of this is over. I can honestly say that I've made friends I'm going to keep in touch with for the rest of my life. I just wish I didn't happen to live an ocean away from all of them. I just can't help it, I love those sarcastic, dry-humored, English babes. At least it gives me more excuses to come to Europe, right? As if I needed any more.
I can honestly say that this experience has made amazing changes in me that are going to be present the rest of my life. I am more confident, self-assured, and happy than I have ever been. I don't think those things will go away when I return home, at least I hope not. I'm ready to be back with my family and friends and everyone I love. I just hope it's not too difficult adjusting to life back in Connecticut. I'm sure I'll make it through. I'm a pretty tough cookie.
And who knows, maybe some day I'll have the chance to spend more time in Europe while sharing the experience with people I love. I don't really know how that would work, but a girl can dream, right?
I need to get going for the next class, but I'll try and remember to add some pictures when I get home. After this little piggy gets her dinner though. It's only 4:30 and my stomach is already growling.
Okay, I'm actually leaving now.
A toute!
PS- I just got back home from teaching my private class. We talked about St. Patrick's Day in the US and we did "mad-libs" about leprechauns and the Blarney Stone, which were a huge success. It got the students laughing, practicing different parts of speech, reading out loud, and comprehending English readings!
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