It is as if you are looking through an opaque surface when you are sick, nothing makes sense. Suddenly out of no where when the fallopian tube has drained the liquid, the amoebas have journeyed out of your system, and the bacterial infection has been battled and killed off by Cypriot that the opaque surface becomes translucent. After the burst cyst I wound up with a bacterial infection and amoebas that had given me serious dysentery and vomiting. I guess it all came upon meat at once.

I came back to Cuesta Marina feeling a little estranged as well as a little foggy: I was still feeling the after effects of the critters that had moved into my stomach for a short lived vacation. But I am seeing most things clearly now. I am getting ready, as I type to begin my English class. I teach a weekly class to the teachers in the school in hopes that they will be able to teach and speak English better themselves. Sustainable development is what I am going for. It is really fun and the teachers have great ondas-vibes. I was opposed to teaching English at first, but now I find it a great way to structure my week and make relationships with the teachers and the school that I otherwise probably would not have.

This is just a little hello to tell all of you that read the last blog that I am alive and kicking. Best wishes to all.