i forgot to mention that another thing i like about granada, aside from feeling much safer, is that i don't have to deal with skeezy boys...much. in sevilla, in the short 36 hours that we were there, we were invited onto an old guy's boat, spoken to [not in a flattering way], and gestured at - by guys of varying ages, including dirty old guys, i'm talking like old. ewww. seriously, do guys here just think that all foreigners are like loose women? it wasn't like super offensive, more like annoying. but, i did want to take a bat to some of them just to say, "stop that." someone needs to teach them. maleducados.

only a few more days left. how sad. i just finished taking my "final" exam. i say "final" because it was multiple choice and only about 40 questions. i chose not to study [read: cram] last night, and chose to go and walk around more of granada, in the northeast direction. so, for having not studied, i think i did well. tomorrow is the last day of class and we're watching a movie. woohoo.

i have to start packing up my stuff because the four salvajes [marian calls them savages and i think it's because they're texas boys...hahaha] are arriving today and i have to switch rooms into marian's room until i leave, that way the guys who are staying for the summer don't have to keep moving their stuff around. this is good anyway, i'll be able to see if i need to buy another bag to carry stuff, though i probably won't since i haven't actually bought all that much for all the times i've been out shopping. eh.