Flamenco, Cordoba, and a pretty uneventful week

So, I've been pretty lazy about updating this, so here we go again

Last Thursday was the end of our opening cultural seminar class, and so the entire program went to a Flamenco show in downtown Seville. For those unfamiliar, Flamenco is an art form in the 19th and 20th century Spain which includes a cantor, a guitarrist, and a dancer. It's very expressive with lots of anguish in it. Ver interesting!

The following morning we took a trip to Cordoba. We took a tour of the Cathedral there (there are lots of Cathedrals in Spain) and basically just spent the day walking around the city. It's really pretty and has lots of very old buildings, including an old wooden waterwheel that didn't look like it had been used in the past 200 years.

Since then I really have just been working on the final papers for our cultural seminar. I've started one class, but there's only a little bit of homework so far. Other classes start Monday, so we'll see what my work load is then. That's all for now, I'll try to update a little more often.

Besos-
Marcus