End of an era.. well, almost.
Today was officially the last day where we had Spanish lessons for about 7 hours flat, something which we've been doing for the past 2 weeks without a break. I remember speaking to my landlord in my almost non-existent Spanish 2 weeks ago when he told me "You'll be amazed by how much you're able to speak by the time your intensive Spanish courses end..", and he was so completely true.
Every single one of us probably wonders what happened over the past 2 weeks, about how we got to where we are today, and I guess a fair share of the credit goes to our profs. Mine, especially, was such a complete delight to work with. That guy exuded so much enthusiasm, even after all those heavy lunches that I secretly thought he drugged himself after lunch.
That's besides the point. Also coming to an end, along with Espanyol, is the freedom we've been enjoying here. Freedom in terms of no homework, no headache (well maybe a little) and no case-studies to ponder over. Things are about to change. Come Monday and we start our Accounting and Quant. pre-courses, so I expect to be a lot more busier than I already am. We'll see how that goes.
Today was officially the last day where we had Spanish lessons for about 7 hours flat, something which we've been doing for the past 2 weeks without a break. I remember speaking to my landlord in my almost non-existent Spanish 2 weeks ago when he told me "You'll be amazed by how much you're able to speak by the time your intensive Spanish courses end..", and he was so completely true.
Every single one of us probably wonders what happened over the past 2 weeks, about how we got to where we are today, and I guess a fair share of the credit goes to our profs. Mine, especially, was such a complete delight to work with. That guy exuded so much enthusiasm, even after all those heavy lunches that I secretly thought he drugged himself after lunch.
That's besides the point. Also coming to an end, along with Espanyol, is the freedom we've been enjoying here. Freedom in terms of no homework, no headache (well maybe a little) and no case-studies to ponder over. Things are about to change. Come Monday and we start our Accounting and Quant. pre-courses, so I expect to be a lot more busier than I already am. We'll see how that goes.
Filed in: MBA, Pre-Courses
posted by Ashwyn at
9:11 p. m.
2 Comments:
Nice meeting you the other night at the opera, even if briefly - hope we get a chance to talk longer soon!
And yes, this weekend is the last free one for a while, from what people that have gone through this say. Enjoy!
By
Venturello, at 12:29 a. m.
It MUST be fun no learning a language the right way for such long durations of time. Good luck wid the prep courses!
Ciao,
Anya
By
Anónimo, at 5:21 p. m.
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