Ok, I've done it. I got through an entire semester's worth of Spanish in 5 days. And several weeks worth of a second semester too. My brain is fried. I have no idea what the last few things I learned were. At the point where I became utterly confused, I put it down. Not because I didn't want to figure it out but because I simply couldn't. I had grown a bit on the weary side by the time I got to ejercicio ocho y nueve en capitulo tres.
And I'm ok with that. What takes many students 5 to 15 weeks to do, I did in five days. Not a small feat, if I do say so myself.
Tomorrow I return to class - feeling slightly more confident that I just might make it to week 15 after all. Not that I really ever thought I couldn't or wouldn't make it - but I might just have a chance at chasing down a segunda "A" in espanol. Something that was completely and totally impossible in high school. Why that is - I'm not sure.
I have my theories. Though I think it's a witch's brew of reasons, not just one. I managed somehow - to squeeze through Spanish in high school but what a painful experience that was. Good Lord, I do not really enjoy thinking back to those days all that much - so I won't go any further.
What's my point here?
I'm realizing, I don't have a specific one. I'm rambling. But - that's ok too. I'm just happy that after the intensity of the last five days - for the next fifteen weeks, I can sit back and enjoy my education.
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