On Thursday and Friday we continued our daily activities and our cultural immersion experiences.
In Spanish class we played a game during which we had to write down vocabulary on a board after having walked across the room with a book on our head. The race was a fun way to test our recently acquired vocab.
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| Greg and Sophia about to race against each other |
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| My professor Marta and Sarah racing against each other |
Even though we slowly feel as if we've adapted to the climate and the Nicaraguan life style, there are still things that differ very much from France and the United States... for instance running into a heard of goats on my way to school ;)
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| My new friend: the goat |
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| Baby goat :) |
After school I wander around the city, take pictures and explore all the colorful sights the city has to offer...
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| Fountain hidden behind La Calzada |
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| Garden behind La Calzada |
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| Art gallery in Granada |
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| Hotel on La Calzada |
On Friday, a few of us wandered through "El Mercado", Granada's famous market and into Granada's only Supermarket... quite the experience!
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| Little girl at the Market |
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| Woman carrying bags of groceries |
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| Stand at the market |
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| El Mercado |
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| Woman selling fruits and vegetables at the market |
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| El Mercado |
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| Sam and his giant bag of Ritz Crackers bought at the Super Market |
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| Granada's Super market |
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