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Well the German invasion ends tomorrow morning. Apparently Franca finds her really annoying and doesn't like the idea of her being in the house alone, so she asked me if it was okay if we both lied and said that my roommate (who comes Monday) is actually coming Saturday. I said yes, is that mean?

Ah well, Thursday I woke up still feeling kind of sick and having not slept at all (my roommate stays up late talking on skype with all the lights on) but I managed to drag myself down to Villa Allende. There was not work but all the volunteers in Care were at the Office to wrap presents and organize games for the huge birthday party for all the children born in July on Monday in Unquillo. The volunteers were divided into groups of two, each group in charge of two games. I was partnered with Søren and we are in charge of a potato sack race and twister. Somehow Søren got to be in charge of buying the potato sacks and I got put in charge of making (yes making) a twister board.
Well, now I know how I will be spending my weekend...

Thursday afternoon I had a two hour Spanish lesson (and now I have a crapload of grammar homework for Tuesday) and then I came home and collapsed in bed at 10 (really really early by Argentinean standards). The French disappeared Thursday night for a weekend in Salta (the house is awfully quiet now) and with the German leaving tomorrow morning, there's going to be very little people in the house for the next little while.

This morning I went to work (it was dance and music day) and it was good but absolutely exhausting and this afternoon I visited the most famous church in Cordoba and the old university (Which is gorgeous). Now I'm exhausted (still sporting a nice sore throat) and looking forward to getting some sleep - since it's her last night I'm going to have no qualms about telling her to use her computer in the kitchen or turn in the (pardon my French) fuck off.

Tomorrow I leave bright and early for a full day excursion to Quebrada National Park which is famous for it's Condors, which are apparently the largest land bird and slowly becoming extinct. Everyone who knows of my plans says it is the prettiest, nicest park ever - time will tell.

Sunday I believe my day will be consumed by sleep, laundry, more sleep, the making of two twister games (one for Eva Peron and one for the party), more sleep, and more sleep.

The only new thing on the itinerary is that I am now leaving Cordoba on the 6th of August instead of the 14th of August. Instead of just a weekend in Chile I am now spending a little over a week there, with my time split between Santiago and Vina del Mar.

Well, I'll do my best to let Sunday include the posting of pictures and blogging from the National Park, and have a good weekend! :)

PS - weirdly enough today is the halfway point. I have been in Cordoba for three weeks (it feels like a day) and I leave in three weeks (given how fast the first three went by I am kind of scared at how fast the last three will go by).