We learned about a lot of foods in French class today. Too many to ever learn. I worked on some homework before and after OWH and then we had chapel. Lunch was barbecue pork chops with cinnamon applesauce and corn and let me tell you. MMM. That was good stuff. After lunch, I worked on homework. I wrote some discussion posts for literature and watched some videos. I worked on that until about 4. I went to the market with Annah to pick up some necessities. Soap, toothpaste, coke, the important stuff you know? After the market, I worked on homework some more. Friday the 13th was scary because all I did was work on schoolwork. Yikes. Dinner was a beef and vegetable soup. After dinner, you guessed it, more homework. We had a Paris meeting at 8, but they were playing werewolf again, so I watched them until our meeting. Great free entertainment. During our meeting, we received our itinerary for our activities in Paris. I am SO EXCITED! We leave Tuesday, so stay tuned for the exciting posts to come. After our meeting, I went back to good ol' reading for literature. We also planned some crucial free travel plans and spent painful amounts of money. I just tell myself, it'll be worth it. I really party it up on Friday nights over here. Lol.
Fun Facts: the market is very busy at two times during the day. When the small children are on lunch break, and when the large children get out of school/adults get off work. Class scheduling for spring semester is coming up and my load will be so light. It is about stinking time that I get a break from all these early morning science classes and all evening labs three times a week. I finally get some free time. What ever will I do?
Shoutout: America. I miss your cheap prices on toiletries and food. And mostly everything else.
Jencie Hogan
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15 Apr 2020
October 13, 2017
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We learned about a lot of foods in French class today. Too many to ever learn. I worked on some homework before and after OWH and then we had chapel. Lunch was barbecue pork chops with cinnamon applesauce and corn and let me tell you. MMM. That was good stuff. After lunch, I worked on homework. I wrote some discussion posts for literature and watched some videos. I worked on that until about 4. I went to the market with Annah to pick up some necessities. Soap, toothpaste, coke, the important stuff you know? After the market, I worked on homework some more. Friday the 13th was scary because all I did was work on schoolwork. Yikes. Dinner was a beef and vegetable soup. After dinner, you guessed it, more homework. We had a Paris meeting at 8, but they were playing werewolf again, so I watched them until our meeting. Great free entertainment. During our meeting, we received our itinerary for our activities in Paris. I am SO EXCITED! We leave Tuesday, so stay tuned for the exciting posts to come. After our meeting, I went back to good ol' reading for literature. We also planned some crucial free travel plans and spent painful amounts of money. I just tell myself, it'll be worth it. I really party it up on Friday nights over here. Lol.
Fun Facts: the market is very busy at two times during the day. When the small children are on lunch break, and when the large children get out of school/adults get off work. Class scheduling for spring semester is coming up and my load will be so light. It is about stinking time that I get a break from all these early morning science classes and all evening labs three times a week. I finally get some free time. What ever will I do?
Shoutout: America. I miss your cheap prices on toiletries and food. And mostly everything else.
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