10/17/2019
By Siri
This is not Seattle weather; here it is rainy but hot. When not in school, my days include surfing, swimming and chilling at the house which I know sounds great but last week I was feeling more moody
I am glad to meet some people my age living nearby. First, I met Summer from Oregon who will be in Costa Rica for a year with her family. She goes to a local school so after our classes we had fun hanging out at the beach on boogie boards This week a new family, that is traveling the world for a year also, started a month at Intercultura school and we shared some of class together. Grace and Lyla, who are from California, fun kids our age. Now I have really been enjoying swimming at the beach a lot or the pool at my house even more
To add to meeting friends, this week’s highlights have been: Dia de las Culturas, when I taught our school how to make smore’s – which they loved. My favorite teacher for Spanish is Dariana, she is so good and makes me laugh, and I have her this week, my last week in Samara. I surfed green waves with my coach Elder who taught me the timing to catch them. I jogged with my mom in the morning in the rain, later that afternoon I swam with my brother and dad in the ocean before we jogged in the rain together. So, it turned out to be a pretty good week overall, I’d say.
Some things I think of are friends, food, fall, Scout’s third birthday and one and only Seattle. I am not home sick; I put that aside and I am so excited for the next place, the Galapagos.
Dear Siri,
What I read from your beautiful writings is that you love
to meet new people and make them happy by making
them some food that will make them happy.
This is only one of your many gifts, that you will
want to nurture in life.
I love you, Oma Tineke