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Monday, September 30, 2013
I'm well
into my second week of six weeks in Playa Del Carmen and I can't believe how
quickly I've settled in - it doesn't take long to start calling somewhere new
'home'!
I'm on
the healthcare programme but at the end of last week I got a chance to go and
help out with the childcare volunteers at the Ludoteca. Nothing quite prepares
you for an ambush of 30 energetic kids all speaking and introducing themselves
at once but I had so much fun playing games and helping them with their
projects. They are also the best language teachers and I came away knowing how
to say wolf, frog and carrot in Spanish!
Friday
was my first time at music therapy - lots of fun with tambourines, maracas and
drums although I've ended up with the songs in my head all week since then!
On
Saturdays I go to equine therapy and lead the horses around the paddock while
the therapists are on the horses with the kids. Talking to my horse as I lead
him round is another great opportunity to practice my Spanish - and he doesn't
laugh when I get my grammar wrong!
Mexican
Independence Day fell over the weekend which meant it was fiesta time! We
decorated the living room with the colours of the Mexican flag to get into the
spirit. At night everyone goes to the main square and at around 11pm a bell is
rung and everyone shouts ¡Viva México! 3 times which is the cry of Independence. There were
amazing fireworks even though the rain was coming down in sheets!
Somehow I
seem to have written more in this blog than I meant to and I haven't even
covered half of what I've done but I'll sign off for now with the rest to be
continued...
It's been an amazing whirlwind of a couple of
weeks so far and I can't wait to see what the next 4 weeks have in store!
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