Time Lords

    I'm not actually going to talk about Dr. Who but i like the title anyways. But for the record bowties ARE cool ;) Now time...its funny because at home i am actually a morning person, much the the shock of everyone who has ever had the misfortune of waking me up...BUT its true none the less. I just like to be awake in the morning, catch the dawn, creep around the house (or my dorm room) and reflect on how awesome it is to be alive...unless its rainy and cloudy then i simply go back to bed. I digress. Here, literally since day one i haven't gone to sleep before 11:30pm. Now to some people like my brother, boyfriend, and absurd, but loveable roommate Kat (WWU) 11:30 is early...well i'm beginning to agree. I would like to blame my new sleeping habits on being in a foreign country as well as my roommate who is an insatiable night owl--I realize that word may not entirely reflect the meaning i want but i really don't care-- So its 1am and i'm sitting here writing because as far as most of my readers are concerned it's like...9pm and I aim to please.
   My roommate Vanesa (yes only one s) stared at me in shock as i finished my third book this weekend. For some unknown reason i have become ravenous for any book i can get my hands on. It's like the stress of learning Spanish has cause a craving for simple English literature where i can finally read and use (in my head) the big "intelligent" words, which i do so adore. A few of the ACA girls are also avid readers and to my extreme delight (my siblings will understand this) one of the girls has with her an e-copy of A Dance With Dragons. I couldn't be more pleased. Finally! Someone has that crazy, gigantic, expensive book and i get to borrow it. Happy birthday to me!!
   Oh something that made me laugh, in Spanish they don't double letter most things like my roommates name for example. So when they write my name down it looks like "Rebeca", which i personally find a bite comical.