Today and Tomorrow

Today I taught class at the seminary. I think it went well. The students have no reason to say that they didn’t know how to do the project nor that they didn’t know it was due. We went over it a lot today.

After seminary classes, I went to play tennis with Rob. That makes it two whole weeks in a row! We’re on a roll, now. Except they increased the price. Now, it’s 90 pesos per hour (like 9 bucks). Ouch! At least I won this time.

We went to the grocery store this afternoon. Then we came home and ate a new dish for dinner. It was very good, as usual. Then, we watched 4 episodes of 24 on DVD. It’s crazy addicting. I can’t believe that’s what we did on a Friday night. Oh well.

The boatsTomorrow, for Joel’s birthday, we are all going to Xochimilco. It’s a place where you get in boats and ride around canals and floating gardens and markets and stuff. I’ll give you a complete report tomorrow. I’ve been wanting to go for a long time, but we haven’t been able to go. There are supposed to be around 28 of us going tomorrow, so it should be fun. I know I’ll take lots of pictures and video of it.

Tagged?

Okay, so Tony tagged me. According to his tag, I’m supposed to think of 5 weird things about me and post them here.

  1. I make videos of myself and put them on the internet. (although this is becoming more and more popular.)
  2. I like watching Gilmore Girls.
  3. I actually like my job.
  4. I am a bit of a perfectionist.
  5. I participate in weird internet games like this tagging thing.

Supposedly, I’m supposed to tag other people now. I’m not even sure that people read this blog, so I’m not going to tag anyone by name. If you’re one of the fortunate people who read this, then you’re tagged.

Last night

Have you ever spent hours at the airport when you weren’t traveling? Well, I have. Last night, my friend Rob and I were on our way to pick up our friends from the airport a little after 8 pm when we got a call from Janell. She said that they called and said that they missed their flight from Houston and would not be coming in until 11:16 pm. In any other city, this wouldn’t be much of a problem.

With the traffic in Mexico City, however, we decided to just continue on to the airport. It would take us a long time to get home anyway, so we might as well go and spend some time in the airport. We arrived around 9 pm and had to wait for 2 and a half hours before they landed. We talked a lot, drank some Starbucks coffee (in the new sit-down Starbucks, woo hoo!), and got to know the airport really well (which is looking a lot better with all the new construction).