Semana 28

 Hola mis amigos y familia


I hit six months this week!! Being 1/4 of the way done is definitely a great feeling... I never have to do the first six months again, never have to not know Spanish again, and I've still got 18 months to become as cracked as possible at Castellano😎  

Here's the highlights from this week:
  • Got bored one night and translated everything I could remember from "Antidote" by Travis Scott into Spanish, so if anyone wants to hear my rendition of "El Antídoto" just let me know
  • Argentina beat the Netherlands, Brazil lost to Croatia, so everything's lookin great for Messi and the fellas. Post-Game parties in San Vicente only get louder and crazier with each win, so hopefully we keep winning
  • It is still hotter than you can imagine
Thanks as always for the love and support, hope you're all doing well! Make sure to reach out and let me know how you're doing!!

Cuernos Abajo,

Elder Johnson

1. Orgullo Nacional
2. Jungle Overlook
3. Part 2 of pictures with gross street dogs
4. Hype Sunset
5 - 6 CCM Throwbacks for hitting 6 months






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