Please stick to the rivers and the lakes that you're used to
Written several days ago, whoops:

I had written about Brazil losing its magic with me, but shortly after I wrote that things changed for the better. The skies cleared up, I made new friends and had good times with old ones, and ate at Grill Inn soo many times (but not enough to get tired of it.) I'm really anxious to go back to South America, but I'm probably going to wait 2 years. I LOVE going to the beach with friends, I feel like a little kid when I run into the waves. Granted, I'll never see or hear from those friends again but ah well, I have the memories. Next time I want to visit Bolivia, I'll try to synchronize my trip with one of Jennelle's. Also, I didn't go to Mundo Da Xuxa, but all the more reason to go back to Brazil :)

Now I'm back in Vigo, my sunburned skin finished peeling off for the most part, I am constantly cold. I'm really glad I took this extended trip. I want to say vacation, but from what? Actually I got really lucky and scored a 2-day job with Claudio the week I got back. We had to walk around 10 hours a day and write down license plate numbers. It was a little tiring but hell, I haven't had income in a while (er, aside from ebay) and this job paid really well.

I celebrated by buying myself a children's electric guitar. IT IS SO CUTE. I had a regular electric guitar in Houston but it was really heavy and big; this one is Guitar Hero size. Now I want a drum set (and of course a piano). Maybe if I get a real job, instead of these 2-day luckiness gigs. In the meantime I will contentedly pluck at this little guitar.

PS: Abba songs were haunting me on my entire South American trip, it was weird.

PPS: Jessica, I made a twitter (because Tina Fey has one!), you should update more. I'm nerd4live on it.

(Pic taken on overcast day, duh)