i am now beginning to get more and more confident with every dance. specifically, i can take each step and add some (just some) style. i no longer look like a descendant of R2D2 or C-3P0.
durango is a great little city. i still haven't explored all of it, but it certainly is little; much smaller than i thought. i really enjoyed staying with my host family. i am going to miss my little cat friends: Nala and Ed. I named them myself. and the best part is Connie and Dick adopted those names! haha before the cats were called lion-cat and grey-cat. really original guys. the Imig's are so nice and thoughtful. my roommates and i were very blessed getting host-parents that shared the amount of enthusiasm that we did about UWP. i guess i surprised them a bit when they saw i danced in a few numbers. i still surprise myself sometimes.
i am now sitting on the bus traveling from durango to chino valley. we are driving through some very barren lands with sparse desert vegetation. the road we travel is flanked by numerous eroded mountains. it makes me think this land was once covered by a lot of water. i can't imagine what that would be like: a sea in the middle of the states. i look out right now and see just a few single standing rocks with jagged peaks. they aren't just rocks though; they are massive stone formations. its so cool. ps - i have no idea what state we are in right now. there are short metal fences that line the desert for miles, but they do no more than catch tumble weeds.
man, i really should be writing my thank you cards right now. i have been so busy and this is my only down time between cities. (upon posting of this entry - i have finished most of them! woo.) below is a picture of an EPIC game of Catch-Phrase.
SURPRISE!
on our way to Chino Valley, our staff member


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