Oh let's go baby January 3rd, 2022




Sorry about last week's email, I've been struggling big time with email and Samsungs and awful wifi. But this has been sweet week! On Tuesday people bring their horses from all over the country to Bayaguana. So during that day there were a ton of people just riding their horses around town, it was pretty cool to see. A crazy lady came up to me and my comp to tell us that she had our Visas in her house. She said that I was Donald trumps son and my comp was Clinton's son. We also had a guy (absolutely wasted) give us hugs and kiss our hands. It was nice cuz I really needed a hug. 

But yeah I'm not sure what to write in these emails cuz so much happens every week and I can't remember half of the stuff. I'm doing good though! Just vibing out here in the DR. The Spanish is still rough, but I'll get there eventually. 




 

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