Some of the new people and Mandi and I
This year we have three couples: Jodi and Deric, Lyndsey and Joey, and Jason and Kim. Jason and Kim have two children, Audrey and Ethan. It is really fun having all of these new people to hangout with and share our adventures with.
Wow! I cannot believe that I am beginning my second year here in PR. The first year flew by. I had so much fun last year, and I am really looking forward to another fun filled year here. I really missed the beach this summer while I was home. The beach was one of the first places I went to when I returned.
Mandi and I were waiting for everyone to get to the beach. While we waited we were using the self timer on my camera to take pics.
"Cheers"
One of my first nights back with some of the teachers having a bonfire on the beach
Out at a local bar, Paseo Rustico, with Mandi, Mariella, and Lyndsey
My new class. So far they are angels. We will have to see how long that lasts! This year I have 22 students in my homeroom. They are really cute. The fifth graders that I have this year are so small too. They still look young and innocent. I did not think that I would miss my class from last year, but I actually do a little bit. It is nice that I still get to see them in the hallway.
Last weekend a new bar opened in town so of course we had to check it out. The place is called Midnight Roots and the band that was playing was Gomba Jahbari. They were a reggae band that is popular here in PR. I had a fun time dancing and hanging out with all the teachers that came.
All of the American teachers with the band
Mandi and I were waiting for everyone to get to the beach. While we waited we were using the self timer on my camera to take pics.
"Cheers"
One of my first nights back with some of the teachers having a bonfire on the beach
Out at a local bar, Paseo Rustico, with Mandi, Mariella, and Lyndsey
My new class. So far they are angels. We will have to see how long that lasts! This year I have 22 students in my homeroom. They are really cute. The fifth graders that I have this year are so small too. They still look young and innocent. I did not think that I would miss my class from last year, but I actually do a little bit. It is nice that I still get to see them in the hallway.
Last weekend a new bar opened in town so of course we had to check it out. The place is called Midnight Roots and the band that was playing was Gomba Jahbari. They were a reggae band that is popular here in PR. I had a fun time dancing and hanging out with all the teachers that came.
All of the American teachers with the band
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