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Glass ceiling in Post Office |

Then I got Dara to come to the post office with me and we met Brittnay and Lia along the way. So we all trekked through the Valencian Post Office utterly confused how everything was supposed to work. We figured out that there are machines, right when you walk through the doors, where you choose if you're there to receive a package, send a parcel, need information and something else. You have to choose the one you're there for and it gives you a receipt with a number and a letter. There were about 8 people working and numbers like H088 and G378 flashed on the screens above the person working. You have to watch very carefully or they might skip over you. Luckily, I got a little old lady who was singing when we got up to her and all I had to do was point and say something along the lines of, "uno sellos, Estados Unidos." She took what I had told me "uno euro," I paid her and that was that.
I went back to the study center library to work on more of my homework after Dara and I got lunch then I decided that I needed a break and went for a walk. I was trying to get the majority of my homework done that night because we had plans later that evening, Friday, and Saturday. I got most done before we took taxis to the City of Arts and Sciences where someone was putting on a magic show. It was very creepy and in the last hour it was all "hypnoses" and this guy just kept throwing these people around like rag dolls, and it just made me uncomfortable. It went from 10:15pm to 12:15am and, of course, midnight is too early for the club.
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Sitting in what I think look like giant urinals in front of the Art and Science Center |
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Me and Dara at the show |

There was this water sports activity planned for Friday that I decided not to attend. FSU was taking 2 buses filled with about 50 people each at 10 in the morning. I needed a break from people and activities and whatnot. I woke up at 6am to Skype with Jake, after falling asleep only after 3am, then I went back to sleep until 11:30 and I feel much better.
Saturday we're taking an 8am bus somewhere (that I can't disclose yet in case Jacqueline somehow finds this) and it's a surprise for Jacqueline's 18th birthday. In my "group" of 5, 3 of us have September birthdays. Oooh! And Lia's roommate, Aleesia shares a birthday with me...but she's a baby, she'll only be 18.
Hi Becky! Just want you to know how much I enjoy reading your daily posts. Your adventures are way more than I've ever done or seen. Kind of like I'm sharing your days with you! Just one comment: You need to get yourself a drying rack for your laundry!! LOL!
ReplyDeleteAunt Betty, I thought about that but we do have a dryer, it was just being used when I needed it so I improvised! Most Spaniards hang their clothes out to dry off the balcony, but because we're in front of a historical landmark the government prohibits us from doing so. Shame.
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