Hello, Im back, I was out for a while as the internet is extremely temperamental. On the 13th of September I was able to meet many new people, and started my transition towards being more independent in Piura. My brother went off to his French class at 7, and I traveled alone in a taxi (now having my own set of keys to the house) and picked him up a 8:30. We went and had a beer then I returned to the French school at 9:45 since I had been invited to a birthday dinner of one of the professors. We walked to the Mega Ronda Cafe and had a bunch of classic Peruvian food based off of turkey. We stayed very late, until we began receiving horrible looks from the proprietors, as we were the final customers left and were stopping them from going home. After the dinner I proceeded to walk home with Roger, a French teacher and my AFS contact, it was a nice walk as I was able to speak to him about some of the problems I had been having with the family maid..... The next day Gabo and I spent a few hours walking around Piura looking at the scenery and, most importantly, keeping our eyes out for the prices of houses, as the family plans to move in October. When we arrived home a huge Peruvian meal was waiting for
us, absolutely delicious!! That night I was again going to go to the French class to pick Gabo up, instead I received another call at my house from the girls in the French class, saying they had ditched and wanted to hang out. I agreed, and we all went to the mall, there we ate ice creams and played children's games. I had a wonderful time. The next day Gabo didn't have school and we were supposed to play basketball with the girls from his school at the Universidad Nacional de Piura, unfortunately the gym was closed so we went back to the kids games. It was so much fun I couldnt believe it, with the girls and Gabo we played games, took photos, and danced in public. Still having
a great time. Starting school in two days :(...
Hello, Im back, I was out for a while as the internet is extremely temperamental. On the 13th of September I was able to meet many new people, and started my transition towards being more independent in Piura. My brother went off to his French class at 7, and I traveled alone in a taxi (now having my own set of keys to the house) and picked him up a 8:30. We went and had a beer then I returned to the French school at 9:45 since I had been invited to a birthday dinner of one of the professors. We walked to the Mega Ronda Cafe and had a bunch of classic Peruvian food based off of turkey. We stayed very late, until we began receiving horrible looks from the proprietors, as we were the final customers left and were stopping them from going home. After the dinner I proceeded to walk home with Roger, a French teacher and my AFS contact, it was a nice walk as I was able to speak to him about some of the problems I had been having with the family maid..... The next day Gabo and I spent a few hours walking around Piura looking at the scenery and, most importantly, keeping our eyes out for the prices of houses, as the family plans to move in October. When we arrived home a huge Peruvian meal was waiting for
us, absolutely delicious!! That night I was again going to go to the French class to pick Gabo up, instead I received another call at my house from the girls in the French class, saying they had ditched and wanted to hang out. I agreed, and we all went to the mall, there we ate ice creams and played children's games. I had a wonderful time. The next day Gabo didn't have school and we were supposed to play basketball with the girls from his school at the Universidad Nacional de Piura, unfortunately the gym was closed so we went back to the kids games. It was so much fun I couldnt believe it, with the girls and Gabo we played games, took photos, and danced in public. Still having 
a great time. Starting school in two days :(...
Love it ced when you write, keep doing it. Tell us how things are going at school, etc...
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