"What language is he speaking?!?"

So the past couple of days have mainly consisted of getting back into a sort of routine since returning from Morocco.  I find it very hard to get into a routine here at all, and for those of you who know me, I'm sure you realize how difficult that is for me.  I love routines and I love being able to plan and organize.  So not having a set schedule is really difficult for me.  But, it's the Spanish way of life I guess...so taking part in it is necessary.  But I can't wait to get back home and have a regular/normal schedule again.

I had a really weird moment today in my anthropology class - the first one of this type since coming to Sevilla.  (And now Camilla, I feel bad about picking on you about your similar experience!)  Since this is a 2 hour class, we have a 10-15 minute break after the first hour.  Amelia and I were just sitting in our seats talking about upcoming plans for the weekend, etc.  When the professor started class again, he started talking in Spanish - obviously - but I had a split second were I had no idea where I was, why I couldn't understand the language he was speaking in, or why he wasn't speaking English.  It was actually a pretty scary feeling.  Thankfully it only lasted a few seconds and me and Amelia were able to laugh about it after I told her.  I am not homesick, but I do miss home.  I love being here and love experiencing everything that I'm experiencing, but I miss the people and places back home. 

I went to the grocery store yesterday to get a couple of things to bake some cookies for a get together tomorrow night.  I realized after I got to the store that I had no idea how to say most of the stuff on my list in Spanish.  It took me a lot longer than I expected because I had to just find some of the things by random chance since I didn't know how to ask where they were because I didn't know the Spanish word for them.  I did ask for the vanilla extract, but the first, second, and third person that I asked had no idea where it was.  They directed me to a fourth person who guessed it was "2 aisles over," but I never did find it.  I'm going to go to a different grocery store tomorrow. 

I've been working on my law school applications a lot lately.  I have submitted Campbell and hope to submit Duke and Central's by Sunday.  Hopefully Carolina's will be submitted by the end of next week.  :)

Sorry for such a boring post.  Not many exciting things happening since Morocco.  Just class, homework, and law school apps.